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low brake pressure
hey whats up everyone just wondering if i might have a leak in the brakes lines as of yesterday my brakes feel hella low. i checked the fluid it was a little low so i put some more in there but did not help any suggestion on what it might be. i am running type r brakes pads lines rotors it is all type r due to my swap. thanks for you input
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i just thought someone might have had some sort of problem like this before and no i am not wearing heavy shoes. just wanted some opions but i will check the lines
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Re: low brake pressure
Could be a leak or it could be a bad master cylinder. A bad MC would let fluid flow back into the cylinder as you apply the brakes causing you to loose pressure. Usually you will really notice a bad MC at a stop light as the brake pedal slowly sinks to the floor. If this happens you can pump the brakes a couple of times to build up pressure, but if this is the case, your next stop should either be the brake shop or home (if you are going to fix it yourself)!
I dont know the specifics of your car but I do have an thorough understanding of brake systems. If you could give me the specifics of everything that you swapped, I might be able to help you a little more. How long did it take you to notice this problem after you did the swap? Exactly what parts did you swap? |
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yeah your right it was my master cylinder. got it fixed but then found out that the clutch pump has a small leak. it is not that bad. however it when i push the clutch it kind of sticks and i have to pull it back with my foot. shifting and all that is cool it is catching alright.
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