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Juan53 Newbie Posts 7 |
01-06-23 06:05 AM - Post#2853239
I am looking for a diagram that shows the park brake lever assembly. My pickup was delivered with the brake shoes removed, and a bag of clips, etc. I need to see what I am missing, so I can order it (I have a workshop manual on order, but would like to be able to get the brakes together while I wait for it) |
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Keroppi Poster Posts 76 |
01-20-23 12:50 PM - Post#2853568
Juan, I see nobody is answering your question, so wanted to point out that '53 is kind of a transition year in some regards, as the blocks/heads did change some...but in regards to brakes, your '53 should have Huck brakes on it. Those were used from '37-'53. Parking brake ties into the rear brakes of course. Parts are hard to find for Huck brakes, the newer Bendix style are much easier to find. This is especially true of wheel cylinders, cylinder pistons, shoes, etc...(shoes are NOT interchangeable between Huck and Bendix). There are not a lot of shop manuals for the 1st Series, but the '48 truck shop manual should work for you. http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/shop/1948_51t...
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Vincent D "4th Year" Gold Supporting Member Posts 6 
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01-30-23 12:32 PM - Post#2853929
Hi Juan53, I can send you some photos of my 53 if it will help? |
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Juan53 Newbie Posts 7 |
02-22-23 04:10 AM - Post#2854843
My workshop manual arrived, it looks like it has Bendix brakes, and I managed to get some bendix brakes from a '54 sedan, everything looks the same. |
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