My brake pedal sinks to the floor
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Air in system? Need to be properly bled
What engine is in that ? Have you bled the master cylinder? Is there a little step through in your booster? You can always stop by the Ford dealer and have someone road test with you to be sure. There are procedures for bleeding that can help, and there are some design factors with how effective the linings are. They would be happy to help.
5.8and yes bled the master cylinder in all the brakes calipers the booster is fine so I replaced the master cylinder and that fixed it thanks for your help though Danny
Sure, I had to ask because pressing the pedal harder than needed as a "layman's test" has led to much unnecessary replacements in the past, The step through of some of those boosters would let you keep forcing it down, but lining effectiveness and backing off was helping. The late 90's with diesel had objectional stepthrough on occasion. I had to get engineering to assist somtimes. Then they had it figured out. Glad you had success.
Hi, I have a 05 F250 and I was driving when I step hard on the brake the engine started to make bad noise, shaking and it turned off.
I've put in a brake booster a 1996 Ford E250 5.8 Econoline now I can't go on the any gear all I know let me go in the reverse can somebody please help
