| Re: [GMCnet] Brake Fluid Low [message #322924 is a reply to message #322911] |
Tue, 29 August 2017 10:00   |
Ken Henderson
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Registered: March 2004
Location: Americus, GA
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Yes, the front reservoir originally served the rear brakes. You'd probably
remember if you swapped them because it would have been necessary to
acquire thread adapters to make the swap.
You need to check those rear brakes. Remember when you jack the rear to
release the pressure from the air bags as soon as the jack under the bogie
takes the weight, otherwise you may damage the shock absorbers. Placing a
12" x 3" steel bar (spring leaf) in the bogie beneath the suspension arms
will make the required jacking distance much less.
HTH,
Ken H.
On Tue, Aug 29, 2017 at 9:26 AM, Daniel DeLuca wrote:
> So normally the front reservoir is for the rear brakes? I don't think I
> switched the lines, but it is possible. It sure seamed like it was the
> front
> brakes that were not working in the driveway. I'll have to pull there
> rear drums. I do hate jacking the coach up. Thanks!
> --
> Dan DeLuca
> 1978 Eleganza II (http://imgur.com/gallery/YFHhK)
> Parked at Evil Monkey Farm in
> Allentown, New Jersey
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