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Re: You must still have air, or a leak in the system
Posted by Sparky-Sharky (more from Sparky-Sharky) on Mon, 6 Jul 2009 19:31:25
In Reply to: Re: You must still have air, or a leak in the system, Steven Pfaff, Fri, 3 Jul 2009 10:54:34
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Hi all, I refused to devote any time to the car this last weekend. I picked up the replacement MC today and will get it primed and on the car tomorrow. And I hope by then to have the brake situation fixed and done. Steven, I do not have any pressure if I pump the brakes. Its rather the opposite. All the (if any and what little there is) pressure is exerted on the initial stroke. The second "pump" yields very little if not, nothing. So to stop the car either way I have to stand on the brake and not let up. Car speed is like 20mph. I have been racking my brain over what else is there to fail with the braking system ? Can the ABS modulator be the culprit ? Does the modulator need to be primed ? If so how ? Any thoughts ? :)
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