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Jul 31, 2024 - 11:42 PM
If the brakes on your New Holland T5.95 are sticking, it can be a sign of several potential issues. Here are some common causes and steps to address them:
- Brake Caliper Issues: The caliper might be sticking due to rust or dirt. The caliper slides can become seized or corroded, causing the brakes to not release properly.
- Brake Pads: Worn or improperly installed brake pads can cause sticking. Check if they’re worn unevenly or if there’s debris causing them to stick.
- Brake Lines: A brake line that is clogged or damaged can cause brake fluid to not flow properly, leading to sticking brakes.
- Brake Fluid: Old or contaminated brake fluid can cause brake performance issues. The fluid might be dirty or have absorbed moisture.
- Parking Brake: If the parking brake is not fully disengaging, it can cause the brakes to stick.
- Master Cylinder: Issues with the master cylinder can affect brake performance. If it’s failing, it might not release pressure properly.
- Wheel Bearings: Sticking or binding wheel bearings can sometimes be mistaken for brake issues.
