Brake Failure
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Anybody ever had a problem like I did yesterday, I washed and polished my beloveed scoob, and went to put it in my garage and as I drove out to my garage tried to stop at the end of my close where I live and she would not stop.
I then pulled up the handbrake and I came to a very quick halt.
The crazy thing is it has just been serviced and I have driven it today with no problems at all, It was just a bit scarey any ideas guys.
Thanks in advance
Colin
I then pulled up the handbrake and I came to a very quick halt.
The crazy thing is it has just been serviced and I have driven it today with no problems at all, It was just a bit scarey any ideas guys.
Thanks in advance
Colin
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I've had that happen before. Scarry ain't it .
Think its just because both the pads and disks are wet and cold, so don't bite. Try left foot braking for a few yards to warm the brakes up. Works a treat for me.
DaveW
Think its just because both the pads and disks are wet and cold, so don't bite. Try left foot braking for a few yards to warm the brakes up. Works a treat for me.
DaveW
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I have had this after a vigeroous jet wash (the car, not me)
wet cold disk and pads do not work too well
I usually pull away slowly with my foot gently on the brake pedal for a few yds to dry them off and warm the up a bit
wet cold disk and pads do not work too well
I usually pull away slowly with my foot gently on the brake pedal for a few yds to dry them off and warm the up a bit
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