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Update. I caped the front lines and just add the rear. Pedal was harder and didn't go to the floor. So with that I put both lines back on (front& rear). The pedal fade to the floor as u pushed on it. I then after that swaped the calibers and put new pads on off a 97 Dana 60 I picked up tonight for a solid axle swap. Did the same thing after blessing them.
For the final thing for the night was hooking the vac gauge back up. It was pulling 45 and dropped to 20 when stepping on the brakes at an idle. If I pumped them I could take it to zero. If I stood on them it would drop and to 20 and build back up. This is where I'm at? Bad vacuum pump?
Doug, this happens immediately or after driving a while? I have an issue where the brakes are fine, but after driving a while (w/o using brakes) they will be extremely soft, push to the floor and will slowly build up after pumping a few times. I have just been making sure I tap the brakes occasionally while on the freeway to stop this from happening. Sounds like I may have a leak in a line somewhere? No trying to Hi-Jack
This happens as soon as I start. What I can't figure out is I drove it into the garage. Parked it to put a turbo rebuild and down pipe in. Now is seems to have long cranks to start the brakes when to carp. All from siting 4 weeks. If just getting really fustrated with it and almost ready to sell and be done with the obs and move to the sd side.
I understand your frustration but this can happen with any vehicle, hang in there. You seem to me to be a 'not give up' kind of person because of all the things you have done already!
Update. I caped the front lines and just add the rear. Pedal was harder and didn't go to the floor. So with that I put both lines back on (front& rear). The pedal fade to the floor as u pushed on it. I then after that swaped the calibers and put new pads on off a 97 Dana 60 I picked up tonight for a solid axle swap. Did the same thing after blessing them.
This is strange and would point to the front brakes as the trouble.Are all lines in good shape for the front? how about the brake proportion,valve ? Perhaps you bumped into the brake lines a little to hard when working on the Turbo?