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#742226 04/25/2011 3:11 AM
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/46gmc/5652045114/in/photostream I noticed moisture on the front rim and pulled the rim and drum and this is what I found. The rubber ends look in good shape. I pushed them back on tighter , but , are they due for a replacement when they look like this? If you look close there is a drip on the right rubber.


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Looks like the cups are going bad. While there should be some fluid there for lubrication (very little), that looks to be a definite leak. You should at least do a rebuild on them. Since you mention seeing fluid on the wheel, most likely the shoes are soaked as well, and should be replaced.


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Those are the boots. Pull them back a little. If there is fluid inside then there is leakage in the cups. You can put a kit in it easily. You will need a brake cyl. hone available at Chinese tool stores or parts stores.


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Where did those brakes come from? They are updated braked.


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The po would have done the brakes,I had a file with all his invoices , can't find it now. btw both sides have fluid behind the boots when I checked. I expect rears will be the same. Thanks all


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Here is a better pic of those brakes truckernix if anyone wants to see them. www.flickr.com/photos/46gmc/5651475597/in/photostream


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