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OT: Great...now what? 3/4 T Dodge brakes
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Posted by Bill46 on March 29, 2007 at 09:55:55 from (65.200.157.177):
I drove a friend's Dodge with the Cummins diesel last night. Normally I would use my own truck, but it had a goose neck load of lumber on it for the new shop.
I had another gooseneck on his Dodge and went to pick up the chisel from a guy who borrowed it.
Coming back a lady cut me off and I had to hit the breakes real fast. That pedal went as hard as a rock. It stopped, but it took both feet to shove the pedal down.
After that...the darn thing worked fine. What in the world would cause that?
I know my Dodge had a recall years ago on the vacume pump line to the brake booster. Could that be the problem?
Has anyone else ever had this problem with a Dodge? I think it's a 96 model.
Any help is appreciated.
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