Brakes F350
May be a difficult one to answer but here goes, My 2012 350 diesel just turned 80,000 km. Out of this I think about 40k was towing a 8k fiver for three years and this year a 15 k toyhauler. Thinking ...
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Golden_HVAC wrote:
I would also highly recommend going to the Ford dealer, pick up a quart of the class A motorhome rated brake fluid. It has the highest possible "Wet boiling point" of all brake fluids, and replace the brake fluid. After about 5 or 6 years, the brake fluid has the opportunity to absorb a lot of moisture, and should be changed. The old brake fluid can reach 700F and some moisture in the fluid can change to steam bubbles, that can compress, giving a "Spongy" feel to the brakes. Changing the fluid every 5-7 years will prevent this.
Good luck!
Fred.
It'll also stop your brake lines from rotting for the inside out! Have drained mine several times just using gravity, not that much work as most garages want several hundred to close to $400 up my way to do it :E
