92 Break Pedal Travel too long?
3echo9
04-14-2008, 08:12 AM
I have a suspicion my power booster may not be doing it's job.
The break pedal travels close to the floor. I had all of the lines changed and blead. All new rear wheel cylinders. Absolutely, no leaks.
The Master had been swaped out for a new remanufactured but not the power booster.
The pedal does push back when the ABS comes into play. Found out the winter when slidding on the ice.
Is this a booster issue and if so is it doesn't seem difficult to replace but I'm not sure as to how the booster works...so a little theory of operation would be appreciated.
Thanks
The break pedal travels close to the floor. I had all of the lines changed and blead. All new rear wheel cylinders. Absolutely, no leaks.
The Master had been swaped out for a new remanufactured but not the power booster.
The pedal does push back when the ABS comes into play. Found out the winter when slidding on the ice.
Is this a booster issue and if so is it doesn't seem difficult to replace but I'm not sure as to how the booster works...so a little theory of operation would be appreciated.
Thanks
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