North Lauderdale FL Brake Hose Service

Transmission Doctor is the best choice for inspecting and replacing problem hoses for your brakings system. The hoses in your braking system play a crucial role in the proper functioning of a vehicle's brakes. Several issues can arise with these hoses, potentially compromising the safety and performance of the braking system. Here are some common problems the technicians at our shop in Transmission Doctor fix that are associated with automotive braking system hoses:

• Leakage:
  • Causes: Wear and tear, aging, corrosion, or damage from external factors.
  • Consequences: Brake fluid leakage can result in reduced brake performance, leading to longer stopping distances and potential brake failure.
• Cracking or Splitting:
  • Causes: Exposure to harsh weather conditions, extreme temperatures, or prolonged use.
  • Consequences: Cracked or split hoses can compromise the integrity of the brake system, causing fluid leaks and reduced brake effectiveness.
• Swelling or Bulging:
  • Causes: Contamination by incompatible brake fluid, exposure to high temperatures, or using incorrect hose materials.
  • Consequences: Swollen or bulging hoses may lead to restricted fluid flow, affecting the responsiveness of the brake pedal and overall braking efficiency.
• Internal Deterioration:
  • Causes: Brake fluid contamination, moisture absorption, or the aging of the hose material.
  • Consequences: Internal deterioration can result in the formation of debris and sludge, leading to blockages and reduced fluid flow through the braking system.
• Fraying or Damage:
  • Causes: Physical impact, abrasion from contact with other components, or improper installation.
  • Consequences: Frayed or damaged hoses can compromise the structural integrity of the brake system, increasing the risk of leaks and brake failure.
• Incorrect Length or Routing:
  • Causes: Improper installation or replacement with hoses of incorrect length.
  • Consequences: Incorrectly routed or sized hoses may kink, bend, or get damaged during operation, impacting brake fluid flow and system performance.
• Corrosion of Fittings:
  • Causes: Exposure to corrosive elements, moisture, or the use of incompatible materials.
  • Consequences: Corroded fittings can lead to leaks and compromised connections, affecting the efficiency of the braking system.

Regular inspection, maintenance, and timely replacement of brake hoses are essential to ensure the proper functioning of the braking system and, most importantly, to maintain vehicle safety. If any signs of wear or damage are detected, it is recommended to call Transmission Doctor and let one of our qualified automotive technicians perform a thorough evaluation and do any necessary repairs.