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Asked by nick66666 Oct 17, 2018 at 10:41 PM about the 2007 Ford Focus

Question type: General

Lt focus has breaks when stopped but when running i loose
everything breaks have just been blead any idea why i have
nothing when running also replaced master cylinder and it
was not that ???? Im so confused

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showgirl answered 6 years ago

Scan for codes first!...I am guessing you have a abs failure of some kind...could be a hanging caliper...loose wheel sensor.. Bad wire...need a pro bleed of system...several items possible... Get codes...

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