Posted by John B. on April 07, 2013 at 18:03:53 from (38.114.64.211):
In Reply to: O/T Loadstar Brakes posted by deereabh on April 07, 2013 at 14:22:58:
When you bleed the brakes always start with the booster then right rear-farthest from the master cylinder then go to the left rear then right front to the left front.
If I remember correctly there are two adjusting stars on the 1600's. Lot of times they get froze up and need to be taken off and cleaned and anti-seize put on them.
If you replaced the wheel cylinders make sure you installed them correctly with the bleeder on the top side and the brake line on the bottom side.
When we use to replace the wheel cylinders we use to fill them before installing them. We had a small hand pump that fit into a gallon can of brake fluid. Worked nice.
Those trucks can be a real pain when it comes to bleeding the brakes.
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