Break Help, PLEASE.
So I bought my 97 4.6L 4wd f-150 2 months ago.
He told me the breaks needed to be bled, Feels like they do, and I did it.
That didn't change anything.
If feels like I have no rear breaks when I break.
I looked at it and you can see a few liquid leak spots on the drums
I jacked my truck up and spun the tires and hit the break and they stopped.
I did the same to the front.
I thought they worked, but then asked a buddy and said that was just because the wheels weren't driving.
I asked if it needed a seal? He said most likely a wheel cylinder.
I called Orileys and their 10$, I thought this was going to be a 200$ fix.
I hope that is the problem...
Any other ideas?
How can I tell its the back, and how can I tell if it is the wheel cylinders?
He told me the breaks needed to be bled, Feels like they do, and I did it.
That didn't change anything.
If feels like I have no rear breaks when I break.
I looked at it and you can see a few liquid leak spots on the drums
I jacked my truck up and spun the tires and hit the break and they stopped.
I did the same to the front.
I thought they worked, but then asked a buddy and said that was just because the wheels weren't driving.
I asked if it needed a seal? He said most likely a wheel cylinder.
I called Orileys and their 10$, I thought this was going to be a 200$ fix.
I hope that is the problem...
Any other ideas?
How can I tell its the back, and how can I tell if it is the wheel cylinders?

