Faulty brake boosters on new trucks.

[Thegameisrigged]

So I had to have my hydrobooster replaced on a brand new truck because of a defective booster. Had to use major foot pressure to stop the truck. I was told by the mechanic that they've already had to change 15-20 of them. Anyone else out there with a new truck and having the same issues???

 

[UpsYours]

I did and your right they have had a lot of problems with boosters.had 2 replaced in 2 different trucks in the last 6 months .both new trucks.also the bulk head door latches suck too.

 

[3 done 3 to go]

Brakes!! I don't need no stinking brakes!!

 

[brownmonster]

I thought the title was faulty Roosters.

 

[Mechanic86]

Yep I've had to do a bunch of them sometimes twice on the same vehicle and it's only the brand new freightliners from what I've seen so far.

 

[UpsYours]

Yep I've had to do a bunch of them sometimes twice on the same vehicle and it's only the brand new freightliners from what I've seen so far.

thats what it seems to be.the gas engine ones that just came out within the last year.

 

[Wally]

 

[MyTripisCut]

I thought the title was faulty Roosters.

If you have a faulty rooster, I suggest @Shifting Contents for advice. He knows all about roosters and roosters

 

[mike1646]

I took a mechanic for a test drive on one with 1500 miles and he told me is normal. I felt like I was taking my personal car to the dealer.

 

[DriverNerd]

Mine started acting up a week ago (hard pedal). I'm sure I'll be writing it up sometime in the next week or two if it gets worse.

 

[clean hairy]

I took a mechanic for a test drive on one with 1500 miles and he told me is normal. I felt like I was taking my personal car to the dealer.

And like a dealer, they wrote "could not duplicate"
dealers do that to avoid fixing the problem.