Camino Rear Disc

Camino Rear Disc

Why stop FAULT MY CAR?

My 70 El Camino (disc / drum), fails to keep the braking power I think it should be. Now, I know I can stop waiting for a new Corvette or something, but it's my way of the third after 66 and 72 (both arrested my best rarely 70), I can not reach the issue botttom my cooking. Master cylinder and booster are relatively new and in good working condition. I thought I had a vacuum problem, but after a gap, he found little evidence that was not the problem. (And I have a crazy CAM depriving lopely empty. I bleed the system, adjusted rear brakes and nothing! STILL not much braking power ... I see a slight spongy pedal, and a few games in my brake pedal Anyone any ideas ???????

Hello, firstly it was the power auxiliary and master changed because of this problem? If yes are a matched set? Ford push different length for different vehicles, check also the metering valve to ensure that is not jammed, the valve liquid so their lifetime is even between the front and rear brakes, check the rubber line on the rear axle could collapse internally and does not allow sufficient pressure to the cylinders of the rear wheel, checking frozen wheel cylinders also ensure that the shoes are installed are the width of the right and create small Linning front of the vehicle Finally, make sure automatic adjustment are working and your battery is in the specification, because the drums are too large, not only causes resistance to heat, but you'll get a little spongy pedal, because even the editors of Tho shoes get the bottom of the shoe actuator hand wheel is fixed and will expand further to boost the skin on the drum, made no reference to the front brakes here because I did not say there is a brake pull.

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