R romgolferman Founding Member Mar 24, 2001 355 0 0 St. Louis Sep 12, 2010 #1 Sep 12, 2010 #1 ok my pedal goes to the floor and it still dont want to stop very well at all. i dont think the backs are working atall. it has new brakes. i blead them many times and it doesnt help. could the master cylinder be bad or something.
ok my pedal goes to the floor and it still dont want to stop very well at all. i dont think the backs are working atall. it has new brakes. i blead them many times and it doesnt help. could the master cylinder be bad or something.
Mustang5L5 That is…until I whipped out my Bissell Mod Dude Feb 18, 2001 43,367 18,114 224 Massachusetts Sep 12, 2010 #2 Sep 12, 2010 #2 Well, if the pedal goes to the floor, then you have a ton of air, or a large leak. Would help to know what mustang this is....this your 2000gt? Or a fox?
Well, if the pedal goes to the floor, then you have a ton of air, or a large leak. Would help to know what mustang this is....this your 2000gt? Or a fox?
R romgolferman Founding Member Mar 24, 2001 355 0 0 St. Louis Sep 12, 2010 #3 Sep 12, 2010 #3 it is a 91 fox body
Mustang5L5 That is…until I whipped out my Bissell Mod Dude Feb 18, 2001 43,367 18,114 224 Massachusetts Sep 12, 2010 #4 Sep 12, 2010 #4 With the car off...pump the pedal. Does it firm up? Do you have any leaks?
R romgolferman Founding Member Mar 24, 2001 355 0 0 St. Louis Sep 13, 2010 #5 Sep 13, 2010 #5 firms up good and no leaks at all. if you pump it while your driving it firms up some but not for long
firms up good and no leaks at all. if you pump it while your driving it firms up some but not for long
Mustang5L5 That is…until I whipped out my Bissell Mod Dude Feb 18, 2001 43,367 18,114 224 Massachusetts Sep 13, 2010 #6 Sep 13, 2010 #6 Based on that, I'd suggest a faulty master cylinder. But I would pull the drums and check the wheel cylinders for leaks first
Based on that, I'd suggest a faulty master cylinder. But I would pull the drums and check the wheel cylinders for leaks first