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Q: Basically I took the van in to the shop and they told me they couldnt fix it and that I need a whole new brake system because there was some kind of liquid that was corroding and eating up the parts. They said I needed to take it to the dealership to be fixed. I have no Idea how much that will cost and if it is even worth fixing.
it can be fixed, its a question of how much is the van worth to you? do the math and see if upgrading to a newer modle would be cheaper than putting in a whole new brake system for your old one. if its just the lines, your auto parts store can sell you replacements relatively cheap but if you need calipers, master cylinder, wheel cylinders proportioning valve it could get expensive quick.
Q: also found no fluid in the abs motor
Transmission filters are always positioned inside the trans. pan on the bottom of the valve body. You'll need to loosen all the bolts around the pan initially. Completely remove the ones that are in the lowest location. Place a large crankcase oil drain pan under that site. You may or may not need to tap on the side of the pan or pry between the pan and transmission case to free it up. Drain as much off as you can. The pan will be heavy when you remove the remaining screws as there is still a lot of trans fluid inside. A floor jack with a small piece of plywood between the jack and pan will help. When you drop the pan the filter will be staring straight at you. Usually a small bracket with a small bolt is all that holds it on. Buy a good filter. NAPA Brand filters are made by WIX.
Q: I have a 2001 buick century sometimes the brakes want catch they make this noise and kind of vibrate. When that happens i have to let off the brakes and press on them again and then it works. It does it when I am turning right or I hit a bump. What could this be? I had the brake master cylinder changed but it is still doing the same thing.
it sounds like you have some sort of problem with the anti lock portion of the brake system.
Q: so my car breaks are pretty much in need of some new break fluid. my car keeps yelling at me every day i don‘t change it, and honestly I‘m a little scared to drive it before i get this problem fixed. i would look in the manual but i don‘t have one, so can you just tell me where the brake fluid goes, cus that would be just fantastic :)
Leah, your car doesn't squeal because you need to change brake fluid. In fact the brake fluid was meant to last forever as long as it isn't contaminated with oil or other foreign substances. As long as you use DOT-3 brake fluid you should never have to change it. The squeal is caused by one of two things. Either the front or back brake pads are worn out or they are contaminated with dust. Three or four good hard stops from 50 miles an hour out on the highway will heat and burn the dust off and stop the squeal. If it doesn't, then you probably need new pads.
Q: I have an 86 Toyota truck with 34k miles ( s used as a ranch truck) and we have noticed that the brake is going past the first stage and catching the second. With how old the truck is how much longer can I safely drive like this? BTW I don‘t brake often, I drop gears
Well, first check the brake fluid. you could possibly damage the master cylinder. but wow! 86 with 34k miles thats not much at all
Q: I have a 1993 Schevy Silverado K1500 and it just started to act up on me. It is a really good truck but all of a sudden the parking brake light will come on while i am driving. The light is dim but when i push the parking brake in it is brighter and pull the release, the light will stay on but it is still dim. I just want to know if it is a bad wire or what is going on. Any info at all will help a lot.thanks
Burned out bulb in line with hazard? Fuse blown in line with hazard? in case you have been utilising with the brake on, as you reported, then you definately've in all hazard worn down the rear brake linings quite undesirable and might verify to work out in the event that they desire exchange. as quickly as the linings are sturdy then it truly is basically a remember of fixing the park brake cable so as that the truck does not decide on the parking brake utilized. yet, in case you have rear drum brakes, it truly is going to nonetheless pass in opposite with the parking brake engaged. terrific guess is to get right into a habit of freeing the brake. attempt putting a great observe on the sunlight visor to remind your self and help build the habit.
Q: My 2010 corolla makes a knocking sound when I press a brake. Doesn‘t happen often, seems to only happen on wet/snowy road. Sounds like a metal bangs against metal in front of the car and my brake pedal starts to tremble. And the car does not slow down when it happens. What can it be? Any help much appreciated!
Perfectly normal and common when braking in slippery conditions. The anti-lock braking system (ABS) senses the wheels slipping, and will quickly pump the brakes. This will help keep your vehicle from sliding and help you maintain control when braking. When the ABS is active, you should not pump the brakes yourself, but keep the pressure applied steadily to your brake pedal. You will feel the brake pedal quickly pulse, and you'll also hear the ABS system in operation.
Q: This is a message on a sign along areas of the interstate. I am guessing that if you need to stop your car you would have to use your brakes.
An engine brake is also referred as Jake Brakes. They are used on most Large Trucks. The exhaust valves are used to slow the RPM of the engine along with the mechanical braking system. The reason that signs are posted are because the Jake Brakes are loud. Usually these signs are posted in heavy residential areas.
Q: nissan titan brake system problem?and MPG?
best thing is change the fluid and the filter/flush is introduction of cleaners that may damage parts/when its going back together have them put 1 qt of lucas transmission conditioner in it and the rest regular fluid/
Q: The trailer is a car dolly carrying a 2500 lb. car but ONLY the front wheels are elevated. The rear wheels are on the ground.I am towing this with a Class B RV, Ford 350 Excel. Does the law require that I install a brake system? I know it might be wise but the RV is powerful. If I drive slowly, keep my distance can I get by? The brake system is $600.
In any commonsense country, any trailer over 1,000 lbs. needs to have brakes fitted. The power of the tow vehicle is irrelevant, it is the braking capacity that matters, and fords have lousy brakes. No wonder Americas road toll is so high!

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