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Thread: brake troubles

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04-07-2009, 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by BamZipPow

Well...since you have an open differential...putting the truck in neutral shouldn't make a difference. The tires should rotate opposite of each other when they are spun by hand.

Make sure you block the front wheels really well...hate to see yer truck take off running down the block or something.

When the tires are spinning...step on the brakes and see if they stop or not...

Bam,

Tires spun, but did not stop when brakes were applied.

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