ATTENTION: All Postings that advertise items for sale will be deleted from the Discussion Forum. You may post sale items for free in the Classifieds section. Sign up now.
I have a 1997 Safari Trek on a P30 chassis and the brakes are very soft and mushy. You have to push the pedal way down to get any brakes and then you have to push hard to get good brakes. The seller of the motorhome said he had the dealer check the brakes twice and they claimed no problem. Does anyone have a similar problem or any suggestions on what might be wrong ?
4 wheel disk or rear drum?? If drum rear check to see if they are adjusted. bleed lines..does it have hydro boost?
Change brake fluid would be a first start..complete flush and bleed.
I have a 1999 Trek P30 chassis with 4 wheel disc brakes. Recent TrekTalk article advises using synthetic brake fluid as it has a much higher boil point that Dot3 or 4. My discs/pads show minimal wear at 45K mi. The vehicle is driven (excersized) weekly even while in storage. Do I need to change brake fluid now; if not now, when?
I have an Itasca 32ft 1997 p-30 chassis, the brakes are soft is their anything that can be done to make them feel better.I just would like to feel safe about the brakes.
Hi Bob, On my first visit to this web site on the 25th I asked Gordon a question by mistake thinking he was the pro. manager of the web site. After reading your reply to his question, I learned how this web site works and liked your answer to him. Your answer was right on target and I had done exactly what you suggested to him in September to my 97 Dolphin with a P-30. I have a question about a problem I have with my "Electric/Auto Parking Brake" Are you acquainted with that system? If you are, I'll detail the problem that maybe you have the solution to. Thanks in advance; Moe
email Gordon
reply to message
post new message
search forums
