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Old 04-16-2012, 03:16 PM   #1
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Default WheelsCA Brake problem - Scotty or anyone else

The rear hydraulic brakes on my buddies Club Car were working just fine with zero issues, then all of a sudden, they just go away, pedal goes to the floor, no pressure... no drips, no leaks, system has fluid... The way it looks to me is the master cyclinder has a problem, but they guys at WheelsCA says they've never had one fail, and thinks there is a bubble in the master cyclinder, I am skeptical of this, as the system is completely sealed and has plenty of fluid that has never been low. Anyone else have this problem or offer any suggestions?
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Old 04-16-2012, 03:18 PM   #2
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Default Re: WheelsCA Brake problem - Scotty or anyone else

You could always bleed the brakes to rule out the bubble
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Old 04-16-2012, 03:29 PM   #3
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You could always bleed the brakes to rule out the bubble
well yea, I planned to do that but just can't see how anything that is the issue since it was a drastic change, one minute great brakes, the next minute, none. That tells me an o-ring or master cylinder failure
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Old 04-16-2012, 03:35 PM   #4
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Default Re: WheelsCA Brake problem - Scotty or anyone else

I've never heard that complaint but, there is a first time for everything...


One design fault is the reservoir pulls fluid from the bottom so if a grain of sand gets in there it's going to go to the MC. But our test carts are 3+ yrs running without a problem.
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I've never heard that complaint but, there is a first time for everything...


One design fault is the reservoir pulls fluid from the bottom so if a grain of sand gets in there it's going to go to the MC. But our test carts are 3+ yrs running without a problem.

Well I will bleed them real good, and advise, but just can't see how a bubble could have got in there, I mean we're not talking about poor performance here, we are talking about NO stopping power, no brakes at all.
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I've never heard that complaint but, there is a first time for everything...


One design fault is the reservoir pulls fluid from the bottom so if a grain of sand gets in there it's going to go to the MC. But our test carts are 3+ yrs running without a problem.

Well I will bleed them real good, and advise, but just can't see how a bubble could have got in there, I mean we're not talking about poor performance here, we are talking about NO stopping power, no brakes at all. With the pedal all the way down I can turn the hub by hand.
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Old 04-17-2012, 08:17 PM   #7
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Well to my very much surprise... There was indeed a bubble in the master cylinder. We bled the brakes very well and everything is working great.
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Well to my very much surprise... There was indeed a bubble in the master cylinder. We bled the brakes very well and everything is working great.
Cool thats good news
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Well to my very much surprise... There was indeed a bubble in the master cylinder. We bled the brakes very well and everything is working great.
Hard brakes to bleed , but when you have them right they work great
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Old 04-17-2012, 11:03 PM   #10
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Rick was right!
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