rseeley
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- November 13, 2001
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- City, State
- Syracuse, New York
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '91
I recently changed the rotors on my '91. When I turned in the drivers side piston with a C-clamp, it forced fluid out of the top of the master cylinder because I turned it in too fast. Since then, I have very little pedal unless I pump it several times. Even then it doesn't always come back up. It is unsafe to drive.
I bled the brakes, checked the fluid level, and there are no leaks in system.
The only thing I know left to do is replace the master cylinder. Could it have something to do with the rear ABS? I read a post about adjusting the booster rod, would that help?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob Seeley
I bled the brakes, checked the fluid level, and there are no leaks in system.
The only thing I know left to do is replace the master cylinder. Could it have something to do with the rear ABS? I read a post about adjusting the booster rod, would that help?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob Seeley