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Hello everyone. Would bad wheel bearing on the left front of my 1941 Chevy Master Deluxe, cause difficulty in proper brake shoe adjustment? I followed everything in my 1941 repair manual, and when braking hard, the car pulls to the left. I replaced and repacked the entire right side, but am still waiting for the final bearing, 909701, to arrive so I can replace then entire set.
Thanks, Regards Gus...

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You might want to post the above in the 1937-42 forum.

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Depends on how the bearing was worn.


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