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  1. rlwm211

    Brake Pedal feel?

    From what the 67 evil eleanor mentioned, the master is leaking at the rear seal when the pressure bleeder is connected. That should not happen. Regardless of how much pressure the bleeder applies the rear master cylinder seal should not leak. When you rebuild the master be sure to check and...
  2. rlwm211

    Brake Pedal feel?

    It is not unusual for fluid to accumulate in the piston area. Once moisture gets in there it cannot get out very easily. Be sure to check the compensator piston assembly as if this sticks the entire airpack will not work correctly. The comepnsator is located very close to where the hydraulic...
  3. rlwm211

    Brake Pedal feel?

    I would do a brake shoe adjustment on all wheels. If the brakes are way out the pedal has to push 6x2=12 pistons so far that it runs out of travel before you get to the build up oint. You can pump the pedal andf see if the pressure point rises but even if it does you are not going to get a...
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