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    Default Poor braking at low revs – 03-09-2007,01:35 PM
    Hi All,

    Ive got a MKIV (1998) Golf GT TDI - and recently Ive noticed that the brakes seem very spongey and ineffective while Im idling in traffic or generally when the engine is at low revs - there isnt a problem when the revs are higher (2000 and above)

    Any ideas what might be causing the problem?

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    Default Re: Poor braking at low revs – 03-09-2007,09:37 PM
    Hi Andrew,

    First thing that comes to my head is Servo...

    Drop a post into our Golf section where im sure one of our members will be able to help you further..

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