67 Front drum brakes
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67 Front drum brakes
I am a new owner so please forgive my ignorance. I have replaced my drum brakes, (drums, shoes, hardware kits) all the way around. I have also replaced the drivers side brake hose, (attaches @ drum to metal line) My front brakes pull hard to the drivers side now - especially when they get hot. And yes, the drivers side does seem to get hot. should I replace the brake hose on the other side and maybe replace the wheel cylinders? All suggestions are appreciated.
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re: 67 Front drum brakes
I can speak from experience that brake fluid on the pads will cause them to pull or lock up. Double check the pads to make sure you didn't get any fluid on them.
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re: 67 Front drum brakes
the inside of the hose you did not replace has swelled the hole closed some thereby giving more fluid to the side with the new hose.
always replace the hoses in pairs.
always replace the hoses in pairs.
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you can ford a river or stream and get to the other side, if you dodge it you will not, and if you drive a chevy to the levee it will run dry and the music will die.

you can ford a river or stream and get to the other side, if you dodge it you will not, and if you drive a chevy to the levee it will run dry and the music will die.
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