Soft Brake pedal
The what- 1994 E350 7.5L RV On our last trip I noticed the brakes were a bit spongy. Didn't happen overnight just getting to the point where it's time to do something. I pull the rear wheels a...
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ron.dittmer wrote:
I agree will all said. Adding only that in my experience, if your rig has rear drum brakes and the brake shoes are not adjusted properly, braking response will be noticeably less. I think that translates to a softer brake pedal.
Except in that case it would be soft with the engine off too.
It is a good point though. If the hardware was not all replaced with the shoes, the self adjusters may no longer be working. And.... they only work in reverse, and need some decently hard stops to make a "click". If you back up cautiously, it'll never move the shoes enough to make the adjuster wheel "click".
