Brake Master Cylinder

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Brake Master Cylinder

Postby seymour@starvans » Tue Mar 30, 2021 11:52 am

I have a minor annoyance that the brakes seem to be slow to respond when manoeuvring the car slowly. It's not an air in the system problem as pipes have been renewed and fully bled. I am wondering if there is a bad seal within the master cylinder causing this. Has anyone had similar issue or experience of master cylinder bad seals? Thanks

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Re: Brake Master Cylinder

Postby mike020150 » Wed Mar 31, 2021 9:26 am

Without experiencing the problem, it will always be difficult to offer definitive advice but since it involves braking you should have the matter checked out by a competent mechanic at the earliest. If it is a master cylinder issue (and it could be), the next stage could be some form of brake failure. Alternatively, if the car has flexible, rather than braided brake lines, the problem could be perished flexies which should be replaced, preferably by braided items. Even new but cheap flexible brake pipes could produce a similar effect. Mike.
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