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Old 11-20-2019, 01:08 PM
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Thank you for the information! After extensive bleeding and remortgaging our house to pay for fluid.... I had a very solid pedal with the X off excited I fired her up and down to the floor it goes.. This morning I decided to think outside of the box and disconnected the brake booster. Fired her up and had NO sinking pedal. For the life of me I can't figure how a booster could cause the pedal to sink. Only thing I could come up with is the input shaft from the pedal to the master must be split rather than a solid rod as I would imagine it. All I know at his point the booster is on my hit list. I will report back with results. Thank you for all the input!!
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