Originally Posted by 52Carl
I would suggest to either take it to someone who does brakes for a living, or do some more research on Huck style brakes. There is too much information that you need which we cannot really cover on a website to make you a savvy brake repairman. Chevrolet Truck Shop Manual is a great place to start.
Carl

Totally agree! One really has to put the time in to be proficient at adjusting the Hucks and in my case it seems I have to re-learn the process every time I do my annual brake fluid evacuation and brake adjustment. The whole process seems to take several hours but she's a dd/only vehicle so safety first!


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