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Modern braking systems do not rely entirely on mechanical parts and components to stop your vehicle. Most rely on hydraulics, which utilizes fluid transfer to create the pressure needed to control the brake calipers that clamp the rotors that stop the moving wheels. That is, unless there is a leak. When there is an aperture in a brake line, even a small one, brake fluid will seep out and pressure will be lost. If the problem is not addressed, it could lead to total brake failure. If you notice any decline in braking distance, even a slight one, do not take your Jeep Wrangler TJ on an off-road trail. Make sure you have the Jeep Wrangler TJ brake lines and hoses professionally tested for leaks.

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I have owned YJ’s and TJ’s in the past. After not owning one for several years I got the bug again and decided to go buy one. On a whim I saw this one and went to the dealership on the same day while my wife was at work and came home with it. She was a little bit surprised (mad) to see the Jeep in t...
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