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Old 02-20-2011, 10:01 AM   #1
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Question bigeagle brakes problems return

Original problem.. brake peddel would not return to top. warm weather is back and I went back to the motor home and guess what. the brakes return just find. work good. I must say I have not changed the brake fluid since new (7 years). Could it possibly have been moisture that built up over the years in the system that possibly froze during our cold freeze snap?? Could this have happen? I am at a loss everything is working just fine. Any way I have since had the brake fluid pressure bled and changed. open for ideas and your thoughs. Bigeagle.
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I would think that changing your brake fluid a little more often would be a good idea.
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