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06-03-2007, 01:39 PM
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66 Chevy brake booster help?
To give everyone a little background, this is a 66 chevy truck. I installed upper and lower arms spindles rotors etc off a 87 truck all went well. Got the brake booster installed and the brake lines ran. Booster and proportioning valve all hooked up. Started to bleed the lines, the front brakes get fluid but the back ones seems to be barley getting fluid not sure the back right is getting any (when i bleed it no fluid comes out). The pedal was returning to its proper spot over and over then all of a sudden it is sticking on the floor also. Any ideas? The booster and master cylider are from the same truck 87 so they match up fine on the push rod.
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06-03-2007, 02:01 PM
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After reading other posts looks like i might have the pedal / push rod in a bind or something. Going to give that another look.
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