What Causes a Loader's Brake to Feel Soft and Fail to Stop?
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Here are the reasons why a loader's brake feels soft and fails to stop: Air in the brake line: Brake fluid is the medium transmitted in the braking system. If air enters the brake line, the brake fluid under high pressure will appear insufficient in strength. Although there is braking power, the maximum braking force is significantly reduced. Brake fluid not replaced: The brake fluid has not been replaced for a long time. If the brake fluid is not replaced in time, it will contain excessive impurities and moisture, which will affect the transmission of braking force. Oil leakage or brake material too soft: Usually, oil leakage from the brake master cylinder or brake line will cause the vehicle's brake to soften. If the brake material is too soft, its high-temperature stability will also deteriorate, leading to a soft brake.