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Re: 1987 BMW 325E Brake Pressure Build Up
Yvan
25 May 2007 05:10
Nedavno Haydon napisa:
> Brake master cylinder would not cause this.
I had a similar problem once with my Audi. All four wheels would lock after about 20 minutes of travel. It seems that a problem was that my "mechanic" filled up brake reservoir with wrong type of brake fluid, that caused problem with rubber seals, and return spring was not able to return cylinder back. I changed master cylinder and problem went away.
What are the EXACT symptoms you experienced? 'Brakes lock up' is a pretty vague description.
Going by your current symptoms, it's nothing more that a seized caliper.
>I am experiencing a problem where the brakes lock up after about four > to five miles of travel. I was told that the problem could be [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Is there someone who has experience this problem? How was it resolved?
cbwillia0605@yahoo.com
24 May 2007 14:49
I am experiencing a problem where the brakes lock up after about four to five miles of travel. I was told that the problem could be resolved by replacing the master cylinder. I did, but the problem continues. The only way to get going, is to release the pressure via the bleeding valves. This works sometimes for an eighth of a mile or sometimes up to ten miles. I removed all the relays from the ABS unit with no luck.
Is there someone who has experience this problem? How was it resolved?