Narrative:

I [was approaching] the airport at 7;700 feet MSL. I asked for a lower altitude which the controller could not give me. I had the airport in sight and so I canceled IFR. I made the approach and was a little fast (100 KTS instead of 90 KTS). I touched down on both mains and the wheels shuddered. The plane began to oscillate and the pfd and mfd shut down for a few seconds. The brakes did not work and we began to roll. I tried to go around; but I already overran the runway. The plane came to a stop in a creek beyond the runway. The plane was not damaged badly.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: Cessna 400 pilot reported running off the end of the runway after an apparent brake failure.

Narrative: I [was approaching] the airport at 7;700 feet MSL. I asked for a lower altitude which the controller could not give me. I had the airport in sight and so I canceled IFR. I made the approach and was a little fast (100 KTS instead of 90 KTS). I touched down on both mains and the wheels shuddered. The plane began to oscillate and the PFD and MFD shut down for a few seconds. The brakes did not work and we began to roll. I tried to go around; but I already overran the runway. The plane came to a stop in a creek beyond the runway. The plane was not damaged badly.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.