RenoHuskerDu
Senior Member
One of my sons has a 1991 International 4700 non-CDL truck in his shop. It has no air brakes, and neither he or the boss have seen this kind of brake setup before. He just replaced the front disks and calipers, which are conventional, and the brakes work fine, but he's only test driven it unladen.
When you step on the brake pedal, you hear a pump running on the firewall. After a few minutes test driving, a warning light on the dash says "Brake Press"
The light stays on thereafter. Is this one of those dreaded Lucas Girling brake systems as found in school buses and Class 6 trucks? I was warned about them before in this forum.
When you step on the brake pedal, you hear a pump running on the firewall. After a few minutes test driving, a warning light on the dash says "Brake Press"
The light stays on thereafter. Is this one of those dreaded Lucas Girling brake systems as found in school buses and Class 6 trucks? I was warned about them before in this forum.