Dead brake pedal
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Dead brake pedal
I am having brake problems on a 95 ford ranger 4cyl. I replaced the master cylinder (bench bleed) and bled the brakes several times and the pedal still goes to the floor? I was told it might be my ABS system but how do I go about fixing it? Where do I start?
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I'll try it again but I have bled them every weekend for the last two weekends. My father (a mechanic for 20years until electronics became involved) helped me out both times and he was confused about it. He called a buddy and was told that the truck has an ABS valve that might be malfuctioning. Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by Danmon2
I'll try it again but I have bled them every weekend for the last two weekends. My father (a mechanic for 20years until electronics became involved) helped me out both times and he was confused about it. He called a buddy and was told that the truck has an ABS valve that might be malfuctioning. Any ideas?
Be sure to add any fluid that is lost.
If fluid should happen to flow out immediately when gravity bleeding then look at master cylinder or porportioning valve.
Also if you lift the vehicle while bleeding be sure to lift all four corners about same height.
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