Conquer Brake Problems Fixing Brakes Going to the Floor Like a Pro

Either you have air in the brake lines somewhere or the master cylinder is shot. As GBAUTO alluded to, if the master cylinder was allowed to go ... It sounds like you have an internal leak in your brake master cylinder. With steady pressure the brake pedal should not move, if it does then it ... Old decrepit hydraulic brake flex hoses, they get mushy and can cause the foot brake to the floor issue, there are two up front and two in the ... The pedal goes basically all the way to the floor on the first pump, when I pump the brakes again the pedal rises, feels very firm and the truck stops well. While you have the booster off and the vac line is disconnected turn it upside down to make sure fluid has not accumulated in it. When you go back together with ... The brake pedal slowly going to the floor when i hit the brakes. It doesnt do it all the time, but i would say every 6 or 7 times the brakes are applied. A brake pedal going to the floor could be indicative of having air in the system still. These can be notoriously hard to bleed all of the air ... The pedal went immediately to the floor. No resistance at all. Nada. Nothing. Zilch. No leaks we can see. Turn off the engine, pump the pedal a few times and ... Air in the system. Make sure you are bleeding them in the proper order and that the reservoir doesn't go empty. If it does you end up with air ... When you hit the pedal it pops then brakes go to floor. So thinkin the piston in the master cylinder sat in one spot for so many years that ...