Many of these lines have been reconstructed for me.

Verify that the hose is of the appropriate type and application and that it is exclusively Aeroquip brand.


Verify that the silencer components are swapped out in the precise sequence as shown on the original.

If you don't, you might as well ...

Can you explain what "standard fitting" means?

This entire fleet is metric. The last thing I need is for them to swap out the fittings for American Imperial sizes.

If you hook it up to a computer and watch how it moves, you can verify if it reliably detects low and high points and if the reading matches the motion of the sensor or the brake pedal. You won't see these spoil for long. However, as I mentioned before, the engineers can't predict everything that ...

Alright, I have an idea:
Step one: fully press the pedal.
2. Gently release

3. Depress the pedal slightly, about 1/8 inch, and maintain that position.
retrain the sensor that detects where the brake pedal is
5. Press it many times
Will the brake lights come on when asked? 6.
7. Give this a shot for ...

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How hot are those wheels?

When you've driven how far and at what speed?


Following a hard stop or coasting to a halt?

Who or what is keeping score here?

Do you know if it's a rotor, a wheel, or some other part?

Just who is responsible for all these part replacements? Where is this? A store?

Is there any irregularity in the waveform when you examine it with a scope?

This happens every once in a while because of the previously stated Brake Pedal Position Sensor issue, which makes it think you're pressing down on the brake pedal when you're not. It can also be caused by other factors, such...

This can occur occasionally due to the Brake Pedal Position Sensor problem mentioned earlier, which causes it to believe that you are pressing down on the brake while driving. Other things can also cause it to occur, such...