Pedal to the floor
I recently had to hit the brakes hard (on my '03 f150 4x4) and in doing so heard a sound like when you prime the brakes after a brake job. Well.... now my brakes will stop me but my pedal slowly looses preasure and I have to keep pushing further to apply more stopping power. Right now I am approaching the floor with the pedal. What could this be? Would it have to do with my master cylinder? How bad would the bill be also? Thanks for any and all help.
Questions:
How's your brake fluid level?
If full; how does it look? Bubbly?
If that's the case you could have air in the system. With the pressure you described you could have a hole in a line or a cracked reservoir.
Check your brake lines from the caliper to the res. any leaks?
Sounds like intermittent pressure; which would make me think it's there's air.
How's your brake fluid level?
If full; how does it look? Bubbly?
If that's the case you could have air in the system. With the pressure you described you could have a hole in a line or a cracked reservoir.
Check your brake lines from the caliper to the res. any leaks?
Sounds like intermittent pressure; which would make me think it's there's air.
Came across this recently and it might help. Ford F150 Technical Service Bulletins by year. Might help?
http://www.ford-trucks.com/tsbs/?tsbmake=FORD
http://www.ford-trucks.com/tsbs/?tsbmake=FORD
Thank you for the responses. The resivor is full, no cracks or bubbles in fluid. sprayed everything down with simple green under hood to degrease and washed down to try to find leaks, none found yet.
Originally Posted by ford544x4
Thank you for the responses. The resivor is full, no cracks or bubbles in fluid. sprayed everything down with simple green under hood to degrease and washed down to try to find leaks, none found yet.

Last edited by 02_Black_On_White; Jul 19, 2015 at 11:53 AM.

