2000 Ford Explorer Repair Question
Topics covered: Brakes, Wheel, All wheel drive.
Mileage: No information provided.
Mileage: No information provided.
Asked on June 3, 2009
2000 Ford Explorer master cylinder
Brakes problem
2000 Ford Explorer V8 All Wheel Drive Automatic
my master cylinder is full of fluid. yet my brakes go all the way down and won't stop vehicle. i've looked at all four wheels and i see no leaks. i tried to bleed from master and fluid releases but not every time i release vaulve and brake preasure isn't building up. the automatic door locking system also stop working when the issue ocured.
please help ! mike
2000 Ford Explorer V8 All Wheel Drive Automatic
my master cylinder is full of fluid. yet my brakes go all the way down and won't stop vehicle. i've looked at all four wheels and i see no leaks. i tried to bleed from master and fluid releases but not every time i release vaulve and brake preasure isn't building up. the automatic door locking system also stop working when the issue ocured.
please help ! mike
Answer
Replied on June 4, 2009
You must have internal leak in the master cylinder. The rubber seal is not keeping the vacuum pressure as they brake is being applied.