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A dough brake is used for pastries or biscuits to bring the gluten past the point where it is elastic. I.e., if you knead the dough long enough, or hard enough, the gluten no longer toughens the dough. "Biscuit Brakes" used to be popular in the American South to make tender, flaky biscuits without having to work quickly without chilled components.
They might be making squealing or scratchy noises when you brake
Low brake fluid.
replace the sensor behind brake paddle.
Because the brake lights are the priority circuit.
It is important to have a diagram when making a change in the brake lines. A diagram for the 1997 Expedition 4wd brake line can be found in maintenance manual of the car.
Brake fluid might be low, or the switch for the emergency brake may be shorted to ground (making the car think that the emergency brake is on).
There is an electronic relay switch which turns on the rear brake lights-It's located behind the brake pedal- It clicks when you push the pedal down, making contact.
First off the quit making the 780 in 1990. What do you mean brake relay? Brake light relay/integrity sensor? Need more information
the basic steps is to brake down particles and dissolve them
Means the brake on one side brakes stronger than the brake on the other side. When you brake this will try to force the car into a turn, making it difficult to control - not a good thing.
Brake lines in a vehicle can cost between $50 and $200+ to repair. It all depends on where the parts are bought, and who is making the repairs.