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#1081368 01/25/2015 2:06 PM
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Hi all, thanks for the add. Working on a 48 Chevy 6400, just an old grain truck, hasn't had a lot of "good" maintenance over the years. Im trying to correct that now. I normally don't join a forum and start asking questions immediately, but.....this time I have to. Ive searched the web, and am having no luck with this. I have a rear brake dragging, I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs attention, but I cant find one. I cant even find a rebuild kit. Partly because Im unsure of part number, and partly because most of the ones Im finding are for 1/2, 3/4, and 1 ton. Can anyone give me a point in the right direction, either a part number, or a source, anything like that? Thanks, and good to be here.

boonie #1081432 01/25/2015 8:54 PM
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Hi boonie, welcome. You are definitely at the right place to learn. We have a forum specifically for the heavier trucks, called `big bolts`. That`s where you need to ask questions specific to your truck. Some members have the parts books and can help. Advice is also available, just ask if you need help. Good luck.
Leo

boonie #1081548 01/26/2015 5:16 AM
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Boonie, welcome to the stovebolt and I can only repeat what Leo said. For max results just remember to ask questions in the best forum. Good luck, and the knowledge and great folks where are legendary to say the least! Welcome aboard.


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