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Brake Problem on my '68

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I've noticed that my brake pedal was getting closer and closer to the floor. Now, my brake pedal hits the floorboard, and I have no brakes at all. Luckily I was close to home. The master cylinder has plenty of brake fluid, and I do not see any signs of leaks anywhere.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?
 
Hi sj20343, sounds like your master cylinder gave up. If it is full to the proper level and you have no leaks at the calipers, then the M/C is not translating the pedel motion into fluid preassure because the seals on the pistion are shot. You could rebuild the M/C, or buy a rebuilt one, or buy a new M/C. I would never use rebuilt brake parts, but that is my preference. tt72
 
Also sounds like a bad master cylender to me.


If your car is a factory correct car I would suggest having the master rebuilt by a company called white post restoration .They have a real quick turn around
 
Thanks for everyone's advice. I really appreciate it. Fortuanately, I had just bought a new one a couple of months ago.

Looks like I'll be spending this holiday weekend in my garage. Happy 4th to you all!
 

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