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Q: my bf has well had a 2004 civic and hes had brake problems since he got it in 2005 having to change them more often then you should took it to honda they didn‘t know what was wrong and no one else did either well about a week ago coming to a stop sign the brakes completely went out and ending up bumping into someone and causing a wreck. I wanna know if there has been a recall on this model he never got anything in the mail about it but anyway I also wanna know if anyone else has had this problem with their brakes Iv looked on line and seen a lot of ppl with master cylinder we don‘t know if the brake line broke or if it was the cylinder.: shame about your brake problem mate :/

Q: just changed my rotor and pads, however I did not use degreaser to clean the new rotor and left the factory coating on. now when im driving the rotor smell very strong and a little smoke. I also did not bleed the system(don‘t have 2nd person to help me). however the brake calipers seems working fine when I push It in with G-clamp. I‘ve only driven it for less than 2km. do I need to bleed the system if I did not dismantle the oil line?: The most common reason for smoking brakes is a stuck caliper. If your car's brake system uses floating calipers, they are designed to slide around to function properly. Calipers sometimes become stuck, locking the brake into place. This creates enormous friction as you drive, creating smoke and a foul odor. Stuck calipers are usually caused by dirt or corrosion that hinder the caliper's movement. You have to take it to a certified mechanic to fix a stuck wheel cylinder or caliper.

Q: I just replaced the master cylinder on my 1975 Vogue motorhome (M500 Chassis) because the old one was leaking. I installed the new one, adjusted the pedal freeplay, bled the brakes, and test drove the vehicle. I had and still have great pedal feel. The only problem is the brakes seem like they are being applied even when I don‘t press on the pedal. And it gets worse the farther I drive, to the point where it locks up the front brakes; the rears seem to be fine. I‘m guessing this is because the fluid is heating up and expanding and compounding the problem. I made sure there was freeplay and there is about 3/8 of an inch. A few people said my new master cylinder is bad, and a few said proportioning valve, but the proportioning valve was not a problem before. But then again, the rears seems to be ok. Any help would be greatly appreciated.And its not my emergency brake.its the trans brake type, no problem there. Problem seems to be with just front brakes locking up.: Make sure it is composted first! If it is not, it could burn the plants. Uncomposted manure is best to use in small amounts and mixed in well with the surrounding soil. Composted manure is no worry! Otherwise, manure (composted and uncomposted) is high in nitrogen, and tomatoes especially love and need nitrogen! Make sure you till it into your soil around root level where your tomato plants will be.they'll love you for it!

Q: 2 weeks ago I took my car to Monro Muffler to get new brake pads. calipers, and rotors. Just yesterday, I noticed that my brake pedal goes all the way to the floor, before the car even starts to slow down. What could the problem be? Could it be something they didn‘t put in right, or something completely unrelated? It‘s a 1998 Honda CRV.: Most likely your brake system was improperly bled. there is probably air in the lines, and needs to be removed for the brake system to operate properly. Call Monro and let them be responsible for getting your car back to their shop for the repair at their expense.

Q: WHEN OFF BUILDS UP HEIGHT IN BRAKE PEDAL FINE, BUT GOES TO FLOOR RUNNING, WHAT COULD CAUSE IT ? PS ABS LIGHT IS ON BUT THINK ITS JUST A SENSER.: when it rusts it looses electrons, in an oxidation reaction. the equation is. Fe - Fe2+ + 2e- you can convert it back into iron by adding electrons into it: Fe2+ + 2e- - Fe

Q: What is it used for?What does it do?Who invened it?all that good stuff: all brakes or most all brakes hydraulic hydraulic brakes

Q: which is better-DRUM BRAKE OR DISC BRAKE?: USA--- Costco or Auto zone or at your local dealer

Q: I am making a wood car that has to go down a 10 foot ramp and stop within 3 feet after the ramp ends. I need an idea for a braking system.: I assume a pinewood derby style track with a guide strip down the middle. I am thinking of an upside down mouse trap. Use some thin spring steel from the wheels of a balsa wood airplane as a guide strip follower. At the end of the track the spring will release your brake. A spike for instant stops, or a pad to press against a wheel or floor.

Q: As the question above states- What was the first aircraft that had anti-lock brakes installed.: Are trying a wet vac yo suck all the water out of the line make certain you will have the important shut off and a faucet open and when you still get just a little water use the bread also does husband comprehend the best way to solder smooth the pipe and joints use soldering paste if it is half pipe all you need is about half solder warmness fitting unless solder melts by way of touching sizzling fitting now not by means of the flame of the torch

Q: Ok someone correct me if I am wrong. I assume that this is the way brakes are made upyou have the pads, which are cheapand ‘underneath them you have the rotors, calipers, etc. Why not just frequently replace your brake PADS, that way they would never grind down far enough to where you would have to replace the more expensive componants of your brakes. As in, replace your pads every 6 months.before they grind away and into the major components of your brakes. This would save everyone a lot of money correct?: the shape of the pads can be changed by simple road anomolies like dirt and gravel. Your rotors will adjust to this shape eventually, but the best thing is to replace your pads when needed and have your rotors turned at the same time. This will ensure the best use of your brakes, which is vital to the safe operation of your vehicle. Replacing your pads every 6 months is a bit excessive, brakes can last a few years if you don't abuse your vehicle.

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