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Old 29-08-2009, 09:09 PM   #1
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Default Brake Pedal freeplay?

Has anyone had experience with adjusting the amount of freeplay in an AU on the brake pedal.

It seems that at the moment that it takes a good 2-3 cm of pedal pressing before the car will slow down

This also messes up the brake light switch, with the brake lights not coming on until quite a reasonable amount of braking is used, stopping on declines etc.

Could this be a sign that the pads need replacing?

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