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Old Aug 8, 2003 | 11:41 AM
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Help I Have Big Problems Here With Brakes

Hi I'm Marc from the Netherlands.I have a Trans AM from 1986
with 2 disc brakes at the front and 2 rear drum brakes

I HAVE ONE BIG PROBLEM........here we go....I hope anyone can help me...

My car have ones a year to be at a controle shop for the right papers and evrything has to be checkes also the brakes.....but here is the thing......

There was a bad brakeclaw ? '''remtang'' for the handbrake..it was leaking and the garage replaces it...now my car would me cleared at the controle centre but my car has a RECHECK by the RDW (its a sort of police for checking the garage doing there jobs well) and guess what.....the brakes have a diffrence in braking by about 3 times good and than the 4e time 70% at 100% braking diffrence between left and right ....hope you understand me becuase some word i dont know in englisch....

The garage did recheck everything and guess what they don't find anything

- brake shoes 100% OKE
- BRAKE CYLINDERS 100% OKE

they CAN''T find the problem here my car is now a week in the garage and it must be good otherwise they don''t call it of for a year again......

What can it be ????? MY FRONT BRAKES ARE 100% its only the REAR ???? alse the master cylinder is 100% the checked that...

could it be the brake hose or lines or fluid ?????? or some air in it ?

PLEASE HELP KNOW ONE HERE IN HOLLANDS KNOWS WHAT IT IS ? even the specialists don't know....

I'm despared ????? HELP HELP

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Old Aug 8, 2003 | 12:08 PM
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It could be air in the rear lines, but you would probably have a "mushy" pedal feel if you had air in them. But try bleeding the rears and see if that helps.

Have you checked to make sure your rear brakes are in adjustment? The self adjusters might have stopped working and the shoes could simply be out of adjustment. Sounds silly, but you are looking for anything at this point.

The rear rubber brake hose between the body and the rear axle could be swollen shut and be restricting the flow of fluid to the rear brakes. I've seen it happen before.
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