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If you are saying that the pedal goes to the floor without pressing on it, then it sounds like your brake servo (booster) has a faulty valve. The servo uses the vacuum created by the engine to assist …

I didn't know this, but after a quick search it looks like it stands for Commercial Vehicle. e.g. - https://www.trwaftermarket.com/en/commercial-vehicles/brake-pads-for-commercial-vehicles/ which s …

There isn’t really anything else you can do. New rotors (discs) and new pads will give the best success. Scratches on the pad can easily occur from a small amount of rust on the rotor, or even a par …

It depends on how much of the pipes are corroded. Disassemble the connections and slide the fittings back along the pipe. If the pipe looks good and you just want to replace the connectors, you shoul …

You could have corrosion or a scratch on your piston. When this part of the piston is against the seal it may leak. It may have been when the piston was fully pressed in to the calliper for the new …

You could have corrosion or a scratch on your piston. When this part of the piston is against the seal it may leak. It may have been when the piston was fully pressed in to the calliper for the new pa …

Things I would check for : Calliper partially seizing Worn wheel bearing Faulty abs sensor All of these can cause ABS issues. The callipers are easy to compare to each other for unevenness. Signifi …

If you are still concerned, then best thing is to get the brakes checked by a mechanic if you don’t know how to do it yourself. …

This will cause the brakes to stick on slightly and cause heating of brake disc and maybe pulling to one side. I have seen this on a number of vehicles, but does depend on the design of the caliper. …

I have experienced a similar fault on a car where the ABS would come on unexpectedly. This turned out to be a worn wheel bearing which was allowing the gap between the reluctor ring and the abs senso …

The computer then takes over controlling the speed of the vehicle using the brakes. This function is mainly for off-roading. …

There are valves involved that operate when pressure is applied or removed from the brake pedal. Have a look at these simplified diagrams - http://www.agcoauto.com/content/news/p2_articleid/129

The benefit of positioning the bottle higher, like in picture b, will be that you keep fluid in the pipe near the bleed nipple rather than air, so you are less likely to be able to draw air back into …

Did you tighten your wheel nuts correctly? This could be a very possible cause. Check them ASAP.

I can't answer for definite that the brake pedal on all cars vibrate when the ABS kicks in, since I don't have experience with all cars. When you press on the brake pedal, the brake master cylinder cr …