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Old 10-01-2010, 08:07 PM #1
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02 brake problem?
The brakes on my 02 feel overboosted and seriously lack feedback. It is a bit anoying compared to the other vehicles we have. I have to feather the brakes a lot when coming to a stop or it stops abruptly. I may need new shocks as well as it dives quite a bit when the brakes grab like this. Any fixes for this? Thanks
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Well that's a new one! I have never heard anyone say they had too much brake. Do you know what pads/rotors you have on there now? I'm sure there's a lot of interested people here.
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It felt like the fronts were doing all the work...Had them checked out and that was the case indeed. The rear brakes were out of adjustment so it would dive and grab when stopping.
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