brakes

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by richard doxey, Nov 27, 2004.

  1. richard doxey

    richard doxey Guest

    I have a 1987 hoda wagovan 4x4 and can't seem to get the mush out of the
    brakes. I have replaced the master cylinder 2 times, replaced 3 brake lines
    and one rear brake cylinder, I have manually bled and pressure bled the
    whole system many times. I have also tightened up the rear brake shoes and
    this didn't help either. There is no visible leaks and the pedal goes to the
    floor with ease. On gravel or grass the brakes will lock up on all fours but
    the stopping power on pavement sucks. I'm out of ideas, looking for help!
    Thanks
     
    richard doxey, Nov 27, 2004
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  2. richard doxey

    TeGGer® Guest


    A quick check: Fill the master cylinder to the Full mark. Now floor the
    pedal a dozen times or so. Has the level gone down? Then you have a leak
    somewhere.
     
    TeGGer®, Nov 28, 2004
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