E-Brake problem!
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02-10-2006, 05:03 AM
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E-Brake problem!
I have noticed that sometimes, for no apparent reason, my e-brake will not have any "pressure". There is litterally no resistance. (The brake light will come on but the car can still roll.) But magically, sometimes it will work and I have no idea why. Does anyone have any ideas.
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02-10-2006, 05:09 AM
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02-10-2006, 09:01 PM
RE: E-Brake problem!
ORIGINAL: highline95jl
Well atleast I was partially right. Learn something every day.
ORIGINAL: casper
The cable may be hanging or the pads may be at the end of their life. There is no way it could be air in the brake lines as the E-brake is all mechanical.
The cable may be hanging or the pads may be at the end of their life. There is no way it could be air in the brake lines as the E-brake is all mechanical.
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02-11-2006, 01:35 AM
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RE: E-Brake problem!
ORIGINAL: casper
Its ok. Don't take it personal, I have learned a lot of things on this site too that I thought I already knew. I just try to keep the info as accurate as possible.
ORIGINAL: highline95jl
Well atleast I was partially right. Learn something every day.
ORIGINAL: casper
The cable may be hanging or the pads may be at the end of their life. There is no way it could be air in the brake lines as the E-brake is all mechanical.
The cable may be hanging or the pads may be at the end of their life. There is no way it could be air in the brake lines as the E-brake is all mechanical.