Ebrake Normal Op's
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Ebrake Normal Op's
Nothing wrong with the ebrake this time (thankfully) just curious as to how the ebrake operates on our trucks. ive tried searching google but couldnt find much. i know the rear is operated by the cable, just wondering how the front is? i dont see any cables going to it, so it just a special valve that puts brake fluid into the calipers when the ebrake pedal is pressed? just trying to understand our trucks a little bit more!
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The rear brakes are the only one activated while applying the emergency brake.
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oh reallu? well i feel stupid now thinking that the front were activated too. sorry bout the pointless questions guys!
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There are no stupid questions, only stupid people who do not ask questions.
"Speed doesn't kill, suddenly becoming stationary does." - Richard Hammond
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