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Cause not found. Upon arrival to AZ the master cylinder remains full and the pedal remains high and firm. I'd like to think it was just a bubble that was purged....
The thing about the air pack is that it's about the only place for the fluid to go where you wont see visible evidence of a leak...
I concur.
The air pack provides a place for fluid to escape, and a source from which air can enter. Unless I'm missing something (which is entirely possible)
Despite having gone through it thoroughly in June and paying special attention to the brakes, I lost the brakes entirely, entirely without warning. Pedal to the floor, no response.
No crash. No damage. No injuries. Downshifting got me slow enough that my newly installed park brake stopped it...
And so it continues....
Yesterday I drove it from Hannibal MO to Washington KS.
Today I'm doing the last minute loading and hooking up to the M129A4 and departing for AZ, with a stop in Guymon OK to meet up with 155MM and a stop in Socorro NM to work on a buddy's M923.
It's hot.... can't...
I got the truck at auction as a dead truck quite some time ago and towbarred it to KS. I just recently got the time to go through it and make it roadworthy.
Batteries, fluids, and above all brakes. No pedal at all. Right to the floor.
New batteries and a bit of wiring got it running.
Filled...