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Newbie
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Lithia, FL
Posts: 13
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Got 130kmi and it appears that my brake master cylinder is going out. When sitting at a red light and holding the brakes the pedal fades and I begin to roll. I can pump it back up and the pedal is hard again for a little bit. Also when coming to a quick or hard stop, the pedal fades. I am going to bleed it tonight just make sure that there is no air causing this, but I am afraid that it is the master cylinder. Opinions or ideas are more than welcome.
Thanks. Donnie |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: SD
Posts: 104
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I would bleed and check all of your lines to make sure there is no damage to the system. And then if it still is soft I guess I would change the master out. I had brake problems for a while and I couldn't really figure it out, so I just finally replaced the cylinder, after 95K, and all has worked well since. Easy job and it's cheep with the core charge. Good luck. Maybe take a look at the calipers as well for any signs of extreme wear around the dust boots.
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Location: Lake Arrowhead/San Diego, CA
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Newbie
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Lithia, FL
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Thanks for the info. Does anyone have a diagram of the brake system that will help to identify all of the parts? I am fairly mechanically inclined, but new to brakes.
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Veteran Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 1,911
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The first car I owned did that at first and then it got to the point where I had no pedal at all and it was the M/C.
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