E-Brake question
Baja
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From: Georgia, USA
Test as described.
You can't add more fluid unless you bleed them. Or have a leak, which it doesn't sound like.
If your front calipers aren't retracting that could cause the fronts to carry more of the load than normal, but I wouldn't go down that path quite yet.
Forget about the transmission brake, it's not related to your concern about the rear brakes.
You can't add more fluid unless you bleed them. Or have a leak, which it doesn't sound like.
If your front calipers aren't retracting that could cause the fronts to carry more of the load than normal, but I wouldn't go down that path quite yet.
Forget about the transmission brake, it's not related to your concern about the rear brakes.
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