Duncp73
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i didnt realise that let the water in. ot the smoke out.
No they don't. But it would cause the brake pedal to shudder.
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No they don't. But it would cause the brake pedal to shudder.
TRXnMe
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OK
The smoke is possibly a very nice gadget called a "fuel burning heater", it burns small amounts of diesle to heat the engine coolant up a bit quicker and will kick in on cold days. They are prone to the odd fault, run a search on this forum for "FBH" or "fuel burning heater" to find some useful information.
As the the pedal travel, it could well be warped disks, relatively easy to check, whip the wheel off, put something in contact with the disc and rotate the wheel slowly, if the disc is warped you will either feel the item in contact pushed back, or see a small gap
The smoke is possibly a very nice gadget called a "fuel burning heater", it burns small amounts of diesle to heat the engine coolant up a bit quicker and will kick in on cold days. They are prone to the odd fault, run a search on this forum for "FBH" or "fuel burning heater" to find some useful information.
As the the pedal travel, it could well be warped disks, relatively easy to check, whip the wheel off, put something in contact with the disc and rotate the wheel slowly, if the disc is warped you will either feel the item in contact pushed back, or see a small gap
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see post #18
TRXnMe
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I was feeling generous and also bored so thought I'd explain what FBH meant and give the OP a tiny little pointer
I can't help meself, it's Friday night and the first 2/3 of the wine bottle has evaporated
