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#1 Posted : Monday, 21 April 2025 12:20:26 PM(UTC)
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I’ve installed a rebuilt master cyl and bled the calipers
The pedal feel is ok but the car will only stop when pedal is at the bottom
Would this be air still in the system or an internal issue with the master?
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#2 Posted : Monday, 21 April 2025 9:47:29 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: holden05 Go to Quoted Post
I’ve installed a rebuilt master cyl and bled the calipers
The pedal feel is ok but the car will only stop when pedal is at the bottom
Would this be air still in the system or an internal issue with the master?


the pedal should go hard/harder the more the system is bled (starting with the caliper at LH rear)
.. did it?



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#3 Posted : Tuesday, 22 April 2025 5:57:33 AM(UTC)
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come on mate go and get someone that knows what they are doing to help you and show you whats going on . Its only the brakes its not like you'll get a 2nd chance if something happens. Surely you have a mate that can have a look and help you. I described a problem to some mates once they all said its a bad caliper it turned it it was the booster as soon as one bloke showed up put his foot on the brake he said booster. That would bleed up good until the motor started.

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GM bleed us dry and run away.
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#4 Posted : Thursday, 24 April 2025 12:20:58 PM(UTC)
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With my drum brakes if you pump the brake pedal rapidly and it comes 'up' then it is air in the lines. Not sure if the same thing happens with disc brakes! If you rebuilt the master cylinder that was on there before, it probably isn't a problem with that. But I think there are a number of different pushrods which go inside the boosters/master cyinders. So if it is a different m/c this might be what is happening. I'm not sure on any of this, maybe someone out there knows wat happens inside the darn things.

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#5 Posted : Thursday, 24 April 2025 4:45:06 PM(UTC)
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It’s not like the car has completley no brakes it just the vehicle only stops when the pedal is almost to the floor. Would I be correct in saying that if it was a master cyl issue then there would be no brakes at all?
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