Hello -
Finally sorted out the cooling problem on my '68 Chrysler 300 (Champion aluminum radiator does a FINE job for less than half the cost of a recore), and while driving it, noticed that the brake pedal will not return on it's own. I have to hook my foot under the pedal and pull it up, or the brakes continue to drag.
Does it 70% of the time, other times it will return, but never consistently. I crawled under the dash and shot a bunch of PB Blaster all over the linkage, but it did not seem to help.
Previous owner said that the brakes are all new...haven't actually checked everything, but the MC is new for sure, as are all the lines, and the drums appeared to be new when I replaced the rims.
What would cause the pedal not to return?
Thanks...
Chris
Monroe, CT
Finally sorted out the cooling problem on my '68 Chrysler 300 (Champion aluminum radiator does a FINE job for less than half the cost of a recore), and while driving it, noticed that the brake pedal will not return on it's own. I have to hook my foot under the pedal and pull it up, or the brakes continue to drag.
Does it 70% of the time, other times it will return, but never consistently. I crawled under the dash and shot a bunch of PB Blaster all over the linkage, but it did not seem to help.
Previous owner said that the brakes are all new...haven't actually checked everything, but the MC is new for sure, as are all the lines, and the drums appeared to be new when I replaced the rims.
What would cause the pedal not to return?
Thanks...
Chris
Monroe, CT
