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brakes no worky
The previous owner of this car had put a vacuum conversion on it. The car will not slide. Even on wet pavement. The pedal goes to the floor. I have replaced two master cylinders one new and the other was a rebuilt, new proproptioning valve, new shoes, and have bleed the brakes over and over and over.Maybe the booster? It will hold vacuum overnite. What is the deal?
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If the booster holds vacuum, it's not the problem. Do you know if the brake pedal was changed? If not, the pedal will be low. Check for leaky wheel cylinders, too.
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JOHN DICARLO PLEASE CHECK OUT MY ... 87 RED REGAL T, or my 87 DARK RED T and don't forget my 87 GRAND NATIONAL
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The previous owner did not have the pedal changed, but he modified it, by putting a bolt in a couple of inches below where the power master stud is and welded it in, then sliped the vacuum booster rod over the bolt. I went to the junk yard and got a brake pedal from a N/A G body. I went and put that pedal on but it did not change a thing. ( But my back
). I took it to a brake guy around here and he said that was probably as good as they will ever be. Do you guys think they are normal? |
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Quote:
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JOHN DICARLO PLEASE CHECK OUT MY ... 87 RED REGAL T, or my 87 DARK RED T and don't forget my 87 GRAND NATIONAL
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