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Old Yesterday, 05:52 PM
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New Booster/Master

I installed a new brake booster and cylinder in my 72 convertible. Bleed the brakes and got a firm solid brake pedal. When the engine is running the brake has no smooth return when braking on and off. Stopping is great but the pedal feels weird. When I hit the brake approaching a stop it brakes well but the pedal sort of stays down if I lift. It does eventually push back out or under throttle but it doesnt feel right. Turn the motor off and its very firm. Any ideas?
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Old Yesterday, 06:59 PM
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Sounds like you still have air in the lines. Did you bench bleed the MC first? Is the booster pin correct for the MC actuator?
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Who rebuilt the components?
Does the booster hold vacuum?
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Originally Posted by oldcutlass
Sounds like you still have air in the lines. Did you bench bleed the MC first? Is the booster pin correct for the MC actuator?
I bought the booster and master from Fucisks. They were for my model according to the website. The parts looked the same as what I took out.

f I still have air, I would get a solid firm pedal with no vacuum but under vacuum would get what I am experiencing?
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You will have a solid pedal with no vacuum.
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