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Old 06-16-2018, 10:05 PM
BillGrissom BillGrissom is offline
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When you bled in new fluid, did the old fluid come out rusty? If so, some calipers may be binding or tubes might be plugged w/ rust. If you didn't bleed, then that alone is a problem since should be done every few years, unless using DOT 5 silicone fluid like me. Good brakes should be able to skid the tires, and all 4 evenly. The tires stop the car, and braking to just before skidding will stop the fastest. If your front circuit isn't working, you will only get 30% braking capability from the rears.
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