Fixing Brakes & Checking Transmission | Truck Maintenance

🔧Identifying and repairing a rear brake line issue

🔍Checking the transmission fluid levels

🛠️Using the right type of transmission fluid

🚗Understanding the importance of proper brake maintenance

🔒Addressing potential brake fluid leaks and corrosion

How can I identify a rear brake line issue?

—Look for leaking brake fluid, reduced braking performance, or a spongy brake pedal.

What should I do if my transmission fluid levels are low?

—Add the correct type of transmission fluid until it reaches the appropriate level.

Can I use any type of transmission fluid in my truck?

—No, it is important to use the type of transmission fluid specified for your truck model to avoid potential damage.

Why is proper brake maintenance important?

—Proper brake maintenance ensures optimum braking performance and safety on the road.

How can I prevent brake fluid leaks and corrosion?

—Regularly inspect and maintain your brake lines, cylinders, and components to prevent leaks and corrosion.

00:02The video begins with the presenter explaining that they have been working on the brakes of a truck.

00:13The presenter identifies a rear brake line issue and discusses a potential cause for the problem.

01:26The presenter removes the drum and inspects the brake pads and wheel cylinder, which are found to be in good condition.

02:18The presenter adds transmission fluid to the truck and checks the fluid level.

04:40The presenter explains the importance of using the correct type of transmission fluid for older trucks.

08:28The presenter attempts to put the truck into gear to check the transmission, but the fluid level is too low.

09:39The presenter adds more transmission fluid and successfully checks the fluid level.

12:11The presenter tests the truck's transmission by putting it into gear.