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so i was thinking about tryin to get a 4x4 cult goin if there isnt all ready one, for like 4x4 trucks jeeps ect. only if there is some interast thought.
do you happen to know why my rear breaks lock depending on the humidty of the air when i first start my truck? Liek you tap the breaks and they lock up, it makes me look like i am reatrted, I have got my breaks re-done 2wice and the problem always seems to surface again. It seems to do it only on wet rainy days.
yea, i work at a junkyeard and there is a yard truck that dose the same thing, i would say just drain some break fluid out of them, sure its a cheap way but it may work.
yeha i have done that.....i've also replaced the entire rear drums.....i dono what's up.....its not that big of a deal until its snowing out, or when your just starting to drive ands you stop and your wheels lock up and make a noise like: ERERTEDFSGHJFKASDGHJHG~J!H!!! then everyone looks at you like your fucking retarted.
I'm not a huge car guy but this used to happen in my yota cause it has a cable to the rear brakes that locks up. Lube whatever ya can along that cable line/ Try not to park with the parking brake on as much or in cold weather/ when all else fails(that other stuff should work) get out after you take off you parking brake and go around to the back of the truck kinda under or behind the rear axle there should be a cable running between the rear wheels that is the brake cable line, I just reach up and pull on that sucker. That used to unlock mine usually. Mine was a yota so this may be different on your truck, like I said I'm no mechanic.