Ahhhh! No brake pedal.

[burning_soul07]

Wife says brakes went to the floor and theres fluid all over the passenger wheel wheel. Cant wait to get home to see what I get to fix

 

[Baddecision93]

My guess is a blown wheel cylinder if it's a rear brake.

Good luck!

 

[BrianDye]

I remember like 3 lines blew on my 92, then got them all replaced and installed, then the main line that gives fluid to the rear blew. I keep a close eye on all my brake lines after that incident

Hopefully its an easy fix man

 

[huntman58]

if it is a wheel cylinder best bet is to check them all and get ready to fix the rest of them as when one go's if there all the same age the rest are likely to fallow same with the lines. I have been forced more then once (slow learner here) that when I change one hose or line ECT that I might as well do the rest because they to will start going out one by one also. So far that has never failed to happen also. Good luck on your fix

 

[burning_soul07]

If I had the cash I would replace it all and fix or remove the ABS unit.

It was the rubber hose on the front right rubbing up against the link? bar or sway? bar that connects both side, not the steering though.

The lines were horrible to get apart but I got it all done in about 1 and 1/2 hours. Including a brake bleed.

Already did the drivers rear wheel cylinder about 6 months ago.

And the master cylinder when she got the truck.

Seems I just cant keep that pedal firm. LoL