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Are the front and rear different? Jcwhitney just got done telling me this didn't fit my vehicle? ?

[Img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v678/pdinkle75/Screenshot_2015-02-02-10-08-10_zpssncbzi4r.png[/img]


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After the screen shot they replied it did. .. who's working at these places lol? Anyways they say it's for passenger side front and rear? I thought I seen somewhere that the rear and front were different?


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The shop manual would be quite useful for you. Here is your answer in the online version. Brake Specs


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It looks like 1949 3100 trucks front wheel cylinders are the same on both sides (1 1/4" diameter).

It looks like 1949 3100 trucks rear wheel cylinders are the same on both sides (1 3/16" diameter).

http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/parts/1929_54/296.htm

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Think I would be better off to try and rebuild mine? I know the quality would be better


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Think I would be better off to try and rebuild mine? I know the quality would be better


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It looks like the shop manual and the parts manual disagree on the size of the wheel cylinders. That is odd.


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I've got my rear drums off and found all the parts to the culprit of the one leaky wheel cylinder. .. think I'm gonna rebuild this one and see if works.





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Huck brake system is easy to rebuild. Get a cylinder hone to smooth out any rusty spots and the kits are cheap. Mine work just fine. But my hone is done. I guess 20 years is all it was good for. Gotta find a new hone.


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Huck brake system is easy to rebuild. Get a cylinder hone to smooth out any rusty spots and the kits are cheap. Mine work just fine. But my hone is done. I guess 20 years is all it was good for. Gotta find a new hone.


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