1994 Ford F-350 Repair Question
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1994 Ford F350 Pedal goes to floor
1994 Ford F350 Two Wheel Drive Automatic 90000 miles
I have a f350 dually diesel. the brake pedal goes to floor when engin is running. ok when motor is off. new master cylinder, bench bled, no leaks in system. full system bled three times, all brakes adjusted and in good condition. The shop i had the work done at has no idea.
Asked by DuainetAnswer
Hi
Was pedal going down the original problem? if yes problem in Hydro-boost accumulator leaking down.
Pedal go down slow when pressure applied? do brakes apply?
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yes the pedal went down in the begining. they started with the master cylinder. the brakes apply when depressed and pedal slowly goes to floor
on my brake system i have a vacumn booster behind the master cylinder so i don't think i have a hydro booster accumulator
Thought it was superduty many 350 are so try this apply parking brake not full on but say 5 clicks does pedal not fall or go slower?
with parking brake on half way does not make a differents still creeps to the floor when pedal is applyed
Checking break pedal reserve engine idling pump pedal 3-4 times the off pedal wait 15 sec. now apply brake pedal untill it stops. now raise engine RPMS to 2000 then release accelerator as engine returns to idle brake pedal should move downward. if not check vacuum pump
The problem is when you wait the 15 sec.then reply pressure it dosen't stop it just goes slowly to the floor
This my last idea was the porportioning valve on the new master cylinder or reused from old one?