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From: Graham, Wa.
Just a thought.
This master cylinder may be your problem.
You have a disc/disc set up.
Disc brakes require more fluid volume to operate. The fact that you used a disc/drum master cylinder may be the reason for the spongy pedal.
I don't know for sure but it's worth a look.
This master cylinder may be your problem.
You have a disc/disc set up.
Disc brakes require more fluid volume to operate. The fact that you used a disc/drum master cylinder may be the reason for the spongy pedal.
I don't know for sure but it's worth a look.
I tested the old booster with a vacuum guage when it was out of the truck and it will not hold vacuum, it falls off at a noticable rate. I assume that these should hold if they are working correctly?
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