Can't lock rear wheels on brake tester

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  • WidowmakerS2
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    • Oct 2007
    • 354
    • Current: Norway

    #1

    Can't lock rear wheels on brake tester

    I understand there is no adjustable bias on these cars (Coupe 10v in question).

    On the brake tester, both rear wheels have almost no effect.

    Both rear calipers are changed and there is no air in the system.

    Any ideas?
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  • ManiacuV6
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    • Dec 2009
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    • Country: Romania

    #2
    IS quite possible that you have a problem with the brake pump. Check also both sliders for every rear caliper.
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    • simons2
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      • Mar 2010
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      • Country: United Kingdom

      #3
      Does it have a rear ride height system that adjusts the brake bias when you put heavy loads in the boot ?

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      • rj scotty
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        • May 2006
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        #4
        Originally posted by simons2
        Does it have a rear ride height system that adjusts the brake bias when you put heavy loads in the boot ?
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        • WidowmakerS2
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          • Oct 2007
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          #5
          I wish it did, Quattro cars (typ89) does not have a load-valve as far as i know
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          • martinws
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            • Oct 2008
            • 917
            • Country: Scotland

            #6
            Is there not a brake balance valve on the bottom of the master cylinder?

            You can just see it here

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            • WidowmakerS2
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              • Oct 2007
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              #7
              Originally posted by martinws
              Is there not a brake balance valve on the bottom of the master cylinder?

              You can just see it here

              Well, all that does is control pressure to the rear with pressure to the front. Not adjustable in any way. Perhaps worth a try?
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              • martinws
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                • Oct 2008
                • 917
                • Country: Scotland

                #8
                I don't think its adjustable but it could just be knackered. Could probably replace with adjustable one though.

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                • Sleeper_Avant
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                  • Mar 2009
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                  • Country: England

                  #9
                  bypass it and if it doesnt lock up then theres a major issue with the master cylinder!
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                  • WidowmakerS2
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                    • Oct 2007
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Sleeper_Avant
                    bypass it and if it doesnt lock up then theres a major issue with the master cylinder!
                    How do i bypass it? Just replace it with a T-joint?
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