Danijel,
I doubt that the truck leaning to the left rear would affect the front
right brake. Here is what I can think of that you might want to check:
Have you pulled the drum on that wheel and made sure there's no leaky hub
seal that has contaminated your new pads?
Have you adjusted the snail cams on all four wheels so that the shoes are
positioned near the drums?
Does anyone know if 88" front shoes are sided, leading and trailing? If
so, it's possible that you have both leading shoes on one wheel and both
trailing shoes on the other one. Any 88" owners wanna comment?
bill
On Fri, 8 Jun 2001 23:26:55 +0200 "Danijel Sepac"
<danijel.sepac@zg.hinet.hr> writes:
> I fixed brakes the other day. Bought 4 new wheel cyls, 4 new brake
> shoes,
> serviced master cyl. bleeded the system. Brakes are working like
> rocket...except... front right wheel has lower braking power than
> other 3.
> Now, Rover hangs a bit to rear left side (Bad leaf spring, will fix
> later)...Is it possible that hanging to rear left is the reason for
> bad
> front right brake? (I tryed everythig else conserning brakes).
> Thanx, Danijel
> "88 LRSantana `66
>
>
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