Jeep Cherokee Brakes Hard at John Mellon blog

Jeep Cherokee Brakes Hard. I had the brakes changed to powerstop pads and rotors about 12k miles ago. Mine had a plastic tee inserted into it at some point so that the brakes. While the battery is often the culprit, other possibilities include frozen. I read that if the brake fluid goes completely dry in the resevoir, you can get air in the abs unit in the engine compartment. Check for a leak in the vacuum line going to the brake booster. The dash lights up and all the electronics. Does anyone else ever get into their cherokee (doesn't seem to be any particular time of day or weather, it's random) and when you go. I'd get it checked out. I have noticed that when driving on the highway. If you have a hard pedal, and you have to use more pressure on the brake pedal, i would suspect the brake booster system not working properly.

I read that if the brake fluid goes completely dry in the resevoir, you can get air in the abs unit in the engine compartment. Does anyone else ever get into their cherokee (doesn't seem to be any particular time of day or weather, it's random) and when you go. Mine had a plastic tee inserted into it at some point so that the brakes. I have noticed that when driving on the highway. I had the brakes changed to powerstop pads and rotors about 12k miles ago. I'd get it checked out. Check for a leak in the vacuum line going to the brake booster. While the battery is often the culprit, other possibilities include frozen. The dash lights up and all the electronics. If you have a hard pedal, and you have to use more pressure on the brake pedal, i would suspect the brake booster system not working properly.

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Jeep Cherokee Brakes Hard I have noticed that when driving on the highway. I had the brakes changed to powerstop pads and rotors about 12k miles ago. Does anyone else ever get into their cherokee (doesn't seem to be any particular time of day or weather, it's random) and when you go. The dash lights up and all the electronics. I'd get it checked out. I have noticed that when driving on the highway. Check for a leak in the vacuum line going to the brake booster. I read that if the brake fluid goes completely dry in the resevoir, you can get air in the abs unit in the engine compartment. While the battery is often the culprit, other possibilities include frozen. If you have a hard pedal, and you have to use more pressure on the brake pedal, i would suspect the brake booster system not working properly. Mine had a plastic tee inserted into it at some point so that the brakes.