Brake questions.
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Has anyone experienced their brakes seeming to be week until they "pump the pedal". I know that the pads should still be good, replaced them last year.
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Mine feel the exact same...kinda gotten used to it now
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If the brake fluid is fresh then you are experiencing the infamous trailblazer brake pedal!
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Ha Ha.. So it is a syndrome.
I wonder is there is any... replacement \ aftermarket parts.
I wonder is there is any... replacement \ aftermarket parts.
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Fresh fluid and convert your rubber lines to braided SS ones has helped.
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Thank for that info. The SS lines will go in with out any problems?
Edit:
http://store.zeckhausen.com/catalog/ind ... cq1ncqeau7
As far as anyone is aware was there any changes in the brake setup between the years? ( NOT ext vs non-ext)
Edit:
http://store.zeckhausen.com/catalog/ind ... cq1ncqeau7
As far as anyone is aware was there any changes in the brake setup between the years? ( NOT ext vs non-ext)
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