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24-07-2007, 20:17
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i did hear some russling in the bushes
 i honestly don't know. there was plenty pressure when i parked it but when i found it on the grass the lever came up another 3 clicks. it didn't leak and i haven't had any problem with it last night but the lever is coming up a lot further than usual
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24-07-2007, 23:11
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Thats the danger of relying on hydraulic handbrakes, the pressure will eventually leak past the seals on the master cylinder, hence why cable handbrakes are essential.
Shame though, but at least no one was hurt
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25-07-2007, 09:59
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other problem can be putting the handbrake on when the discs and cals are hot, as they cool they lose the grip on the disc.
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25-07-2007, 10:01
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Bad news that
 good job no one was hurt though.Vaugly remember seeing something like this on the old citroens on TV once, when they cooled down the cars would just roll off. Wonder if they had a hydralic handbrake fitted as well? or if it was just french and therefore sh*te
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25-07-2007, 10:28
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It might be worth putting a line lock in for the rear part of the system. That way you can pump it up with the foot brake and then lock it off. It shouldn't free up when the disks cool down then. What Pukka said is best though, always leave it in gear as a safety net. Hope it doesn't cost you to much to sort out
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fj20/et a replacement for displacement 
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