danieldunkel91
Bipper brake booster pressure sensor issue
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danieldunkel91 (Author)
Thanks for the quick reply! I haven't noticed any visible leaks around the brake lines, but I'll double-check. How did you end up fixing yours? Was it just the sensor, or something else involved?
elias_mayer1
Yeah, in my case all pointed towards the brake booster pressure sensor. Honestly, I'd suggest taking it to a workshop, saves a ton of headache trying to fix hydraulic brakes yourself. They replaced the sensor, did a check of the whole system and it's been perfect since. Diagnostic tools help a lot in the troubleshooting process.
danieldunkel91 (Author)
Okay, awesome. That confirms my suspicions! I'll book it in with a workshop to get the sensor replaced. I saw replacement parts go for around 90€ so it is not even that expensive. Really appreciate the help!
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elias_mayer1
Hey, I have a Bipper too, and that sounds awfully familiar. I was getting similar error messages and the brakes felt really weak. Check the brake booster; a faulty pressure sensor will definitely mess things up. Could also be a bad vacuum line but the pressure sensor is more likely. I'm curious, have you checked for any leaks in the brake lines?