SpacePig

New Member

• Jul 12, 2012

• #21

Thanks Wammers.

"it controls fluid pressure in the power circuit" this could explain the feeling that I had of loosing pressure (no brakes)

 

SpacePig

New Member

• Jul 13, 2012

• #22

Note to self... Never pick-up your car from the garage a Friday 13.

Took the car, everything went well until the first 5km and then... BANG... a small noise in the brake pedal... and no pressure, pump a second time... pressure.

They drove the car 30km after fixing it without any problems... Argghhhh

 

Datatek

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2012

• #23

SpacePig said:

Note to self... Never pick-up your car from the garage a Friday 13.

Took the car, everything went well until the first 5km and then... BANG... a small noise in the brake pedal... and no pressure, pump a second time... pressure.

They drove the car 30km after fixing it without any problems... Argghhhh

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Obviously they didn't use the brakes

 

SpacePig

New Member

• Jul 13, 2012

• #24

Well at least the odometer say they did... I m going to give up I am sure...

 

Datatek

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2012

• #25

SpacePig said:

Well at least the odometer say they did... I m going to give up I am sure...

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The odometer would only know they drove 30Kms, it would not know how often, if at all, they used the brakes

 

SpacePig

New Member

• Jul 14, 2012

• #26

Datatek said:

The odometer would only know they drove 30Kms, it would not know how often, if at all, they used the brakes

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Sure but they have been pretty much reliable and they indeed find out, prior to change the valve, that the car was braking strangely.

Anyway...