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Rear Brakes on 6000 series
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    Posted: 04 Jan 2019 at 9:06am
I am seeing some great pictures of the 6080 split.  Anybody got pictures of the rear brakes on a 6060?  Something is stuck or broke in the rear end where the caliper and disk  are.  In the service manual I don't see a good diagram of what it all looks like once you get the wheel and axle housing off. 

Right brake works, but the left brake pedal is HARD, no movement and no brake.I have aggressively bled the brakes and don't think that is the problem.

Bill
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I think your problem is the brake pedal itself OR the plunger on the brake valve is stuck.
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When y when you open the bleeder screw to bleed it does the pedal move free then if not it's in the pedals itself up under the dash if it moves free then it's inside the brakes

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jack it up if wheel turns hard disc might be broken can check both sides to see if it turns the same
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Both brake pedals work freely when bleeding the brakes.  I am sure the problem is in the rear end where the caliper and disk are.  Hoping somebody has a picture, service manual is vague at best.
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