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mountianeer66
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Mar 31, 2010, 8:58 PM
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1994 silverado brakes
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1994 silverado 1500 134000 miles i have replaced both front calipers, pads ,rotors, and proportioning valve rear drums are mint no leaks park brake works well drums are properly adjusted. when braking front pulls to the right and occasionaly the left rear locks up such as a red light. i am starting to loose my mind anyone have any clues. thanks
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Sidom
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Mar 31, 2010, 9:21 PM
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Re: 1994 silverado brakes
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I didn't see brk hoses on that list......... A bad hose could cause a brk pull........
occasionaly the left rear locks up such as a red light
I'm not sure what you mean by that but if the wheel is locking up when brking, inspect the shoes real close, any kind of contamination can cause that.....
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mountianeer66
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Mar 31, 2010, 9:30 PM
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Re: 1994 silverado brakes
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hoses are less than three months old. as for the rear wheel locking issue the shoes are clean no grease or dirt i actually roughed the shoes with a fine rasp to remove some surface dirt. when stopped at red lights when it turns green the left rear occasionally not all the time acts as if the brake is still on it drags then finally releases. it only happens seemingly at random thats why the new proportioning valve im really lost
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Re: 1994 silverado brakes
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Even tho drums and rotors look good i would have all machiined for them to have equal surface finish and grip. Your rear return springs may have lost some of their tension . A pair of hardware kits would eliminate that.
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mountianeer66
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Apr 13, 2010, 10:06 PM
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Re: 1994 silverado brakes
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so after all this time and stress as a joke i switched rotors for side to side and it worked cant explain it but it fixed the pull. the rear was easier the park brake cable was looped upside down so it applied itself thanks for the tips tho.
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Hammer Time
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Apr 14, 2010, 2:38 AM
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So, what that means is that the advice you were given earlier to resurface the rotors was correct and you still haven't "permanently" fixed it. You still need to resurface to get the job done right.
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