Brakes Going to Floor Empowering You with Essential Solutions

Wagner Brakes recommends the following procedure to find out if the problem is a bad master cylinder or a leaky EH valve in the RWAL system. It sounds like you have a failed master cylinder. The fluid is by-passing the piston cups, thus the pedal "fades" to the floor, instead of applying pressure to ... The pedal went to the floor. It was the scariest thing. The technician didn't bleed the brakes after he swapped the master. He said he was going ... The only way fluid levels decreases is by worn brakes (taking more fluid to push worn pads further to make contact puts the fluid in the caliper ... Full Access Member ... A bad booster won't cause a low pedal, just the opposite. The pedal will be hard and high. OP says it's going to the floor. A defective master cylinder (MC) can and will leak internally. That means when you push the brake pedal down the seals inside the MC don't build ... Try replacing the brake fluid, check pads and discs etc. Sounds like old, spongy fluid to me. Pedal going to the floor is a usual indication of leak or air in the system. But If you have a leaking brake booster, vacuum lines to it and if I am correct ... The issue being very concerning brake pedal behavior, where out of the blue after working perfectly normal, the brake pedal will seemingly disconnect itself. Pedal goes to the floor then has like an inch of actual brakes. Don't see any line leaks, bled them, replaced a wheel cylinder made sure the drums were tight.