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Message: [QUOTE="Tiha, post: 1568023, member: 33189"] I had a very similar poblem. Ended up being the pushrod was too long. I had to make one a little shorter. Can't remember how much. Seems like I shaved 1/8" off of it. hated shaving it because it affects pedal travel, but I didn't have a choice. It fixed it. Everything would seem perfect, then when it got warmed up the brakes would start to apply. one other situation I have seen was on an old jeep, the brake line was run next to the exhaust. exhaust would heat the fluid, fluid expands, applies the brakes. But hopefully your exhaust is on the other side of the vehicle. [/QUOTE]

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