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Cayenne brake line replacement & fluid flush

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Cayenne brake line replacement & fluid flush

I put this together as I was replacing lines on the car. My symptom was passenger caliper, under very heavy braking would sometimes not release pressure fully. Result was car would bind and I would have to wait for pressure to relieve over about 30 seconds, before pressure released fully. To determine this, I inspected the brake system. Fluid condition, pistons and caliper (check for scoring). Replaced piston seals.  Ensured to use new brake hardware kit also. After all the inspections and

 

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I would highly recommend you substitute a proper line wrench for the line fittings instead of a simple combination wrench.  We see too many butchered line fittings because people used an open end instead...…..

 

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