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> Brakes, then no brakes, now brakes?, scary moment.....
jr91472
post Aug 7 2004, 06:02 AM
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While driving the other day, all was fine. Suddenly the pedal goes to the floor! I pull over using the hand brake. I fool around in a open parking lot and the problem persist momentarily then suddenly dissappears. Now the brakes seem fine.

After limping home (with no more problems) I can see no obvious issues (i.e. plenty of brake fluid, no leaks or wetness anywhere including the m/c). Although, I am probably over due in replacing the brake fluid.

Also, when I say the pedal went to the floor, it wasn't like I was stepping on air, but my braking power probably went down to about 25%.

Clearly it is time for some brake work, but how much and where to start? Is it possible for the m/c to fail intermittently?

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post Aug 7 2004, 12:09 PM
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Thanks all.

I have rubber lines on front and braided on rear (don't ask.....). I will start there and then move directly to the m/c. It has never been rebuilt so......as soon as I finish all my other projects (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wacko.gif) I'll do that.

Ah...now I get wrestle with 17 vs 19mm......I luv my car

thanks again

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