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Their normal cooling after use.
Normal cooling of the brakes after use is not a usual cause of reduced effectiveness. By contrast, a fluid leak or excessive pad or shoe wear compromises operation. Overheating can also reduce effectiveness. This does not mean that every cooling process or any extreme condition is always harmless.
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A loss of brake fluid.
Excessive brake shoe or pad wear.
Their normal cooling after use.
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