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Old 10-05-2018, 07:45 PM
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I recently discovered a bad wheel cylinder the abs and brake light came on so I changed the wheel cylinder and bleed the brakes. I still have a fading pedal at a stop and when I pump it it gets hard and functions properly. I have no leaks and master cylinder is full with no leaks what is the issue? Thanks for the help

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Did you adjust the rear shoes back up?
 
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How is that done ? Thanks
 
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Thats usually a sign of failed master cyl. A bad brake hose, Or brake fluid gone bad. Have you flushed the fluid?
 

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Originally Posted by KCRY
. I still have a fading pedal at a stop and when I pump it it gets hard and functions properly....
Clarify. Fading brake pedal or soft pedal? If you pump it up to a firm pedal will it stay firm or fade again if you keep holding?
 



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