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  1. 07-10-2019, 06:20 AM #1
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    Default 2010 RS Spyder brake issues

    Is it normal to hear the anti-lock piston to actuate during normal and light braking?

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    No. Do you feel a vibration in the pedal?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grandpot View Post
    No. Do you feel a vibration in the pedal?
    & has the fluid been changed/maintained with ONLY Dot4 brake fluid?

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