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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    Hi Guys, my ride is an assembled jeep (toyota 4k 4 speed, frond disk brakes, rear drum brakes).

    Just recently I felt that sometimes I need to push the pedal harder and deeper but sometimes it does not need much effort to push it (for a full stop at 10 - 20 km/hr).

    I discovered I had a leak in one of the rear brake cylinder so I replaced both left and right rear cylinder rubber boots.
    I also replaced the brake linings with a re-bonded lining.

    Now comes the problem.
    1. the original problem persists.
    2. Noise every full stop.

    Any help would be appreciated thanks...

  2. Join Date
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    #2
    possible causes:
    1. broken hydrovac diaphragm
    2. system needs bleeding
    3. brake shoes needs some more outward adjustment
    4. front disc cylinders stuck up
    noise:
    1. poor quality of break shoe pads
    i assume the break drums were cleaned during replacement of pads...

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    Thanks for the reply guys ...

    Quote Originally Posted by lancer5790 View Post
    possible causes:
    1. broken hydrovac diaphragm
    The feel is much different when the engine is shut off. When the engine is off the brake is really hard, but when the engine is running the pedal is softer, the vehicle slows down with a bit of press but requires a bit more power to make it stop. DO you think this is a break booster problem?
    2. system needs bleeding
    I bled both rear wheels already

    3. brake shoes needs some more outward adjustment
    Brake linings are very thick and it required me to remove some of it, the adjustments are at max outward already.

    4. front disc cylinders stuck up

    Haven't done this yet .
    noise:
    1. poor quality of break shoe pads
    i assume the break drums were cleaned during replacement of pads...
    I have cleaned them including the cylinders and back plate.

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    #4
    screeching noise po ba?
    maybe your disc brake pads are worn out already, noise sometimes indicates brake pads for replacement due.

    hard pushing for brakes?
    though you have worked out your rear brakes...
    but mostly, brake fluid pressure issues yan, check starting from the hydrovac(when was the last time you inspected/replaced your repair kit?) all the way to the caliper assembly, better to overhaul the disc brake's pistons for cleaning and inspections na rin kung matagal na syang hindi nabubuksan... baka sticky na yung pistons due to rust/dirt buildups, replace the kits if needed.
    these pistons who are to much extended outside it's cylinders due to thinning brake pads are prone to stuckups, they are prone to weather exposures kahit may rubber boots pa sila, worse kung sira na yung boots.

    how about your discs/rotors? they should be makinis and deep lines free hangga't maari to have a smooth/noise free brakings.
    if your pads are at due, much better to have your discs a re-facing job done if they have those deep lines already... isabay mo na sa pagpalit ng disc pads mo para mas maganda ang brakes mo.

    hope it helps somehow...

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    #5
    Thanks for the reply.

    The Disk rotors have been refaced 2 years ago along with the front brake and rear break assemblies. The master cylinder and hydrovac has been with the vehicle untouched since i bought it 4 years ago.

    The rear break was overhauled 1 year ago, the break linings were replaced by re bonded ones due to the conversion of the lining frame.

    Ever since the replacement the noise lingers on.


    Quote Originally Posted by benchman View Post
    screeching noise po ba?
    maybe your disc brake pads are worn out already, noise sometimes indicates brake pads for replacement due.

    hard pushing for brakes?
    though you have worked out your rear brakes...
    but mostly, brake fluid pressure issues yan, check starting from the hydrovac(when was the last time you inspected/replaced your repair kit?) all the way to the caliper assembly, better to overhaul the disc brake's pistons for cleaning and inspections na rin kung matagal na syang hindi nabubuksan... baka sticky na yung pistons due to rust/dirt buildups, replace the kits if needed.
    these pistons who are to much extended outside it's cylinders due to thinning brake pads are prone to stuckups, they are prone to weather exposures kahit may rubber boots pa sila, worse kung sira na yung boots.

    how about your discs/rotors? they should be makinis and deep lines free hangga't maari to have a smooth/noise free brakings.
    if your pads are at due, much better to have your discs a re-facing job done if they have those deep lines already... isabay mo na sa pagpalit ng disc pads mo para mas maganda ang brakes mo.

    hope it helps somehow...

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    #6
    as we all knew, it's normal to have a hard feel(parang lusot ang preno,hindi kakagat) on the brake pedal when the engine is not running.

    since you have mentioned never been touched yung hydrovac mo, better check it.
    and wait, assuming na wala ka nang fluid leaks ngayon... does it consumes brake fluid abnormally kahit wala kang leaks?
    if yes, chances are; dun napupunta sa hydrovac/master mo yung kinakain na brake fluid.... i saw a similar case like that

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    #7
    DI na sya nagbabawas ng fluid.
    Funny thing is pag binigla ko ung preno at 10 kmh, para syang dumudulas bago sha huminto pero walang iyak gulong or guhit ng gulong sa daan.

    Quote Originally Posted by benchman View Post
    as we all knew, it's normal to have a hard feel(parang lusot ang preno,hindi kakagat) on the brake pedal when the engine is not running.

    since you have mentioned never been touched yung hydrovac mo, better check it.
    and wait, assuming na wala ka nang fluid leaks ngayon... does it consumes brake fluid abnormally kahit wala kang leaks?
    if yes, chances are; dun napupunta sa hydrovac/master mo yung kinakain na brake fluid.... i saw a similar case like that

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    #8
    me singaw yan somewhere.....

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    #9
    hmmm... weird nga ano? pa-check mo na yung hydrovac/master mo, mahirap na lalo na ngayon maulan... pasumpong sumpong ang brake mo, ingats na lang sa pag-drive

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    Quote Originally Posted by reym View Post
    DI na sya nagbabawas ng fluid.
    Funny thing is pag binigla ko ung preno at 10 kmh, para syang dumudulas bago sha huminto pero walang iyak gulong or guhit ng gulong sa daan.
    hangin ang singaw...sa hydrovac nga....

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    #11
    Problem solved:

    Puro gasgas na malalim ung master cylinder...


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