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Mike_Hohnstein
Mar 06, 2015Explorer
Push rod that seats against master cylinder piston clearance is critical. You might want to check into that, if the m/c piston isn't retracting quite far enough for venting of pressure on calipers, drag would be the result. Older medium duty truck applications typically had a adjustable brake pedal apply rod. Too much clearance you'd lose pedal, too tight brakes would drag. I went through about a gallon of brake fluid trying to get pedal on a old C-60 dump truck before I figured out the problem. Same deal on a old Ford bus chassis some time later, adjustable rod to master cylinder piston, brakes were dragging a little after rebuilding system, adjustment was very touchy..
I'm not suggesting OPs coach has adjustment but the way quality control can be, it's something to check into.
I'm not suggesting OPs coach has adjustment but the way quality control can be, it's something to check into.
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