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    1. 02-10-2021 #1
      HBHarleyman
      HBHarleyman is offline Registered User
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      Sounds like there's fluid pushing into the rear to engage the brake. Try check the rod length from the hydro unit to your pedal. Disconnect it and jack up the rear and spin the wheels. If it's not engaging and spinning free, your problem is likely the rod length/adj.

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    3. 02-10-2021 #2
      eze_1978
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      Hydroboost issue

      Quote Originally Posted by HBHarleyman View Post
      Sounds like there's fluid pushing into the rear to engage the brake. Try check the rod length from the hydro unit to your pedal. Disconnect it and jack up the rear and spin the wheels. If it's not engaging and spinning free, your problem is likely the rod length/adj.
      Sounds good. I値l give that a try. Thanks
      Eze_1978 1968 Chevy Nova

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