HomeWhat could cause your brakes to go out quickly?
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2004-05-18 12:00:08
2004-05-18 12:00:08
I know on Jeeps they use a soft rotor supposedly to quiet the brakes. The average mileage for their rotors is supposed to be around 13,000. I changed my rotors and have not had this problem since and I'm going on 30,000.
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Eating too quickly could cause that to happen.
i could go through it for you but you could go and buy a haynes manual that will tell and show you exactly how to overall your brakes
Probably a rotted out brake line sprung a leak, check the brake fluid reservoir.
It could be air in the brake line, or the brakes getting too hot from too much friction by using the brakes on a steep hill or riding the brakes, or there could be a problem with the master cylinder.
Letting the clutch go to quickly bad gas can cause that, or water in the gas It could have run out of fuel Could be the oxygen sensor.
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