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TRUCK SERVICE MANUAL TM 5-4210-230-14&P-1 PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY Dragging Brakes (slow or incomplete release of brakes, either one wheel or all wheels) (Continued) Shoe   return   springs   weak   or   incorrect. Normally    encountered    with    one    wheel drag. Replace with new springs. Shoe ledges grooved or rusted. Smooth ledges and lubricate. Loose backing plate. Tighten. Parking brake improperly adjusted. Adjust parking brake cables. Parking    brake    cables    sticking,    dirty    or corroded. Free up and lubricate. Wheel bearings loose or worn. Adjust or replace. Fluid sluggish. Flush and refill with approved fluid. Brake  lines,  hoses  or  connections  kinked, clogged, dented or collapsed. Repair or replace. Master cylinder compensating ports blocked  by  swollen  cups  or  binding  pedal or linkage. Replace     cups     and/or     check     pedal     and linkage alignment. Faulty   residual   check   valve(s)   in   master cylinder or power cylinder. Replace valve(s). Wheel cylinder cups swollen. Flush    hydraulic    system    with    alcohol    to remove   contaminated   fluid   and   replace   all cups and seals. Wheel cylinder bore rough or corroded. Repair or replace wheel cylinders. Brake pedal linkage binding or misaligned. Free up linkage, align and lubricate Control valve or power cylinder defective. Replace defective part or power unit. Master cylinder bore rough or corroded. Repair or replace master cylinder. Brake pedal bent. Straighten or replace. Stop light switch incorrectly positioned. Adjust position of stop light switch. Broken master cylinder piston return spring. Replace spring. CTS-2055S  Chapter IV  Page 2 PRINTED IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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