Re: 95 Cavalier brake problem

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Re: 95 Cavalier brake problem

Travis King	10 Mar 2005 01:23
> Possible wheel cylinder leaking fluid onto the shoes. This makes them > grab. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> >> -Karl Not to encourage this, but I somehow dealt with it for three months too.

Silver Surfer	10 Mar 2005 00:33
Possible wheel cylinder leaking fluid onto the shoes. This makes them grab. > wife said her car's "acting up"!... > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > -Karl

Urban Sherpa

09 Mar 2005 23:15

wife said her car's "acting up"!...

I haven't checked the shoes yet (it's -15* today) but took it out
for a drive. When I apply the brakes the rear, right wheel seems to
lock up, even on dry asphalt, prematurely under light brake pressure.
The other three wheels seem fine. Also, when the car does this the
rear, right end of the vehicle seems to 'dip' down like someone is
pushing down hard on the trunk.

I thought it might be an ABS problem so I pulled the three ABS fuses
under the hood. Made no difference. The problem is very annoying
(not to say potentially dangerous) to say the least.

Any ideas?

PS Yes, I do intend to take a closer look when I can get the veh
inside.

-Karl

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