94 ram 1500 brake issue/smoking
Ok, I have my buddy who is a mobile mechanic ASE certified etc, coming out to fix my truck tonight. Now the question is, he is having me buy the brake line from autozone, I am buying a couple 6ft long pieces and 1 30" piece to be safe. It is 3/16 brake line, he said he can put the bends in it etc. Now my question is what are the fitting sizes for the front and rear normally? Is it all 3/16?
Ok, I have my buddy who is a mobile mechanic ASE certified etc, coming out to fix my truck tonight. Now the question is, he is having me buy the brake line from autozone, I am buying a couple 6ft long pieces and 1 30" piece to be safe. It is 3/16 brake line, he said he can put the bends in it etc. Now my question is what are the fitting sizes for the front and rear normally? Is it all 3/16?
Ended up just replacing ALL of the brake lines while we were at it!
problem is fixed now, and stopping is much better. Didn't realize just how bad all the lines were until we swapped them. Also I just got my build sheet through the local dodge dealer and they said my truck has a few recalls that were never adressed..... #1 being the ignition switch wire behind the steering column.... apparently they have a tendency to overheat and burn. specifically when you use your blower for heat or a/c. Well it just so happens the day this all happend and something plastic smelling burned, It was very cold and rainy so I was using defrost on high and shortly after this happend.
Now that I have checked, I realize my blower only works on 2 settings....OFF, and MAX. So I am thinking I found the BURNING plastic behind my steering column problem. Will keep this updated once I have the dealer do the recall work monday!
problem is fixed now, and stopping is much better. Didn't realize just how bad all the lines were until we swapped them. Also I just got my build sheet through the local dodge dealer and they said my truck has a few recalls that were never adressed..... #1 being the ignition switch wire behind the steering column.... apparently they have a tendency to overheat and burn. specifically when you use your blower for heat or a/c. Well it just so happens the day this all happend and something plastic smelling burned, It was very cold and rainy so I was using defrost on high and shortly after this happend.Now that I have checked, I realize my blower only works on 2 settings....OFF, and MAX. So I am thinking I found the BURNING plastic behind my steering column problem. Will keep this updated once I have the dealer do the recall work monday!
PS. Thank you for all your help HeyYou, Zman, and dodge dude! I appreciate it. Also were you by chance in the military HeyYou? I am just asking because of your name? I.e. A DS catches you doing something wrong normally you will hear HEY, YOU! Before they swoop down on you lol.
PS. Thank you for all your help HeyYou, Zman, and dodge dude! I appreciate it. Also were you by chance in the military HeyYou? I am just asking because of your name? I.e. A DS catches you doing something wrong normally you will hear HEY, YOU! Before they swoop down on you lol.
Ended up just replacing ALL of the brake lines while we were at it!
problem is fixed now, and stopping is much better. Didn't realize just how bad all the lines were until we swapped them. Also I just got my build sheet through the local dodge dealer and they said my truck has a few recalls that were never adressed..... #1 being the ignition switch wire behind the steering column.... apparently they have a tendency to overheat and burn. specifically when you use your blower for heat or a/c. Well it just so happens the day this all happend and something plastic smelling burned, It was very cold and rainy so I was using defrost on high and shortly after this happend.
Now that I have checked, I realize my blower only works on 2 settings....OFF, and MAX. So I am thinking I found the BURNING plastic behind my steering column problem. Will keep this updated once I have the dealer do the recall work monday!
problem is fixed now, and stopping is much better. Didn't realize just how bad all the lines were until we swapped them. Also I just got my build sheet through the local dodge dealer and they said my truck has a few recalls that were never adressed..... #1 being the ignition switch wire behind the steering column.... apparently they have a tendency to overheat and burn. specifically when you use your blower for heat or a/c. Well it just so happens the day this all happend and something plastic smelling burned, It was very cold and rainy so I was using defrost on high and shortly after this happend.Now that I have checked, I realize my blower only works on 2 settings....OFF, and MAX. So I am thinking I found the BURNING plastic behind my steering column problem. Will keep this updated once I have the dealer do the recall work monday!
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I figured as much! I was an Army MP :P Before I went infantry that is. GARRISON military law enforcement blows lol!







