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06-03-2005, 07:55 PM
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Next upgraded Mk1 Leopard
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Sydney, in the burbs
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My 19 year reckons his breaks aren't the best. I had a look and the front pads are about half gone but lots of life yet. Topped up the break fluid as well.
I brought the EB up to 50 and hit the breaks. Ok it stoped Ok but there was not much 'feel' when I put my foot down. Thye felft like there was no fluid (which there was) The car has done 260,000 km's. So my question to the forum is: What should they feel like at this age? Uncle_Ken (Full time dad, part time fix it guy)  :
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EB brakes
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