2004 Airstream SLD Land Yatch

[Grandave]

We need some advice on the braking system for our otherwise excellent condition motorhome.
The brakes have had rotors skimmed, new brake pads, and new brake calipers. New Master brake cylinder, fully reconditioned brake hydra boost. However 3 out of 4 wheels are running hot. This was why the New master cylinder was replaced as the brakes were not releasing as they should.
The lines have been checked as OK.

What do I need to do next?

( We have updated the Auto brake with the expensive upgrade parts and added the Auto brake Geni).

Blessings David

[Airstream12557]

Check on line for a Workhorse Chassis place. I seem to recall that Workhorse had a problem and recall on the brakes. It may be difficult to find a shop that has Workhorse experience.

[RAG]

Originally Posted by Airstream12557

Check on line for a Workhorse Chassis place. I seem to recall that Workhorse had a problem and recall on the brakes. It may be difficult to find a shop that has Workhorse experience.

An excellent suggestion, however, I believe you'll find the 2004 Land Yachts are not part of that recall. Our 2004 was not.

Enter your VIN at this website location to determine your status.

http://workhorse.navistar.com/Default.aspx?tabid=560

Regards,
Randy, Pam & Kobi

[Grandave]

Thank you for your replies ref: Braking issues.
We have now ordered ALL new brake lines, apparently can only obtain through Workhorse, using Vin ref. The 5 lines are $700 plus! Generic lines are only $30 apiece!
I checked the Vin re factory recall, and our motorhome does not have any.
The P32 Chassis has proved to be a real challenge!
Blessings Grandave