Fiat ducato 2.8 on ducato 15 chassis

Douglas

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Hi all.

Has any noticed that if you keep the foot brake on hard then apply the hand brake there is room for more hand brake after you take your foot of the foot brake?

On mine I get another notch on the hand brake after releasing the foot brake!

Doug...
 
Hi all.

Has any noticed that if you keep the foot brake on hard then apply the hand brake there is room for more hand brake after you take your foot of the foot brake?

On mine I get another notch on the hand brake after releasing the foot brake!

Doug...

Would this be just to get the handbrake to hold on an incline, or just an observation?

If it were to get the handbrake to hold on an incline, I would be inclined (no pun intended)to have the handbrake adjusted/checked. All the Fiat`s I have had have had a good h/ brake and I have never had to put undue force on to get them to hold..:Eek!:

Now back in the 50`s & 60`s it was a norm to pull the handbrake on a click or two to get a harder footbrake, or for ever scrabbling under neath with a screwdriver to adjust them pesky clicker wheels.. :Rofl1::Rofl1:

Those were the day`s !!! Do some of you old timers remember them. Eh "Jim"..:Rofl1::Rofl1:
 
Nothing to do with inclines or otherwise, by puting the foot brake on it stops the handbrake going full on.
 

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