Minor Fixes
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The striker posts on the doors are adjustable by loosening them and moving them in toward the interior of the cab. Some have a plastic tube around the post that may have deteriorated. If so, new ones are available at most parts stores. It may also be that the rubber seals around the door opening have deteriorated over the years.
As for the brakes, check first to see that there is enough brake fluid in the master cylinder. If the level is low you may have gotten some air in the system which will require bleeding. Then check your lines, wheel cylinders, etc. for any signs of fluid leaks. If your brake pedal goes slowly to the floor when holding pressure on it and no leaks are visible you probably have a bad master cylinder that is allowing fluid to leak by. Good luck.
As for the brakes, check first to see that there is enough brake fluid in the master cylinder. If the level is low you may have gotten some air in the system which will require bleeding. Then check your lines, wheel cylinders, etc. for any signs of fluid leaks. If your brake pedal goes slowly to the floor when holding pressure on it and no leaks are visible you probably have a bad master cylinder that is allowing fluid to leak by. Good luck.
Last edited by akaGWall; 01-25-2007 at 02:45 PM.
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