lovemystx4x4

Gonna have to try that, the pulsing of the pedal sounds exactly like what it's doing.

About 35,000 miles

techrep

iTrader: (1)

Drop it in 4X4 Hi or Low depending on the grade and select a lower gear 2nd or 1st...and you won't need to use your brakes.

thump

Slight correction. Friction fade in disc brakes is caused when the pads become hot enough to reach the point at which the friction performance of the pads compound is diminished. Typically this will be barely noticeable for disc brakes (as compared to drum brakes which are a whole different issue).

Fluid fade is when you boil the fluid and cause gas vapors within the brake line.

Unless he has some contaminates in the brake fluid then I doubt his situation was either of these.