TheCanadianYetii@alien.topB to Mechanic Advice@gearhead.townEnglish · 10 months ago

Brake lag still existing after replacing brake booster and master cylinder

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Brake lag still existing after replacing brake booster and master cylinder

TheCanadianYetii@alien.topB to Mechanic Advice@gearhead.townEnglish · 10 months ago

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Hey all! Have a 1998 ford ranger xlt 4x4

Did my brake booster and master cylinder 3 weeks ago because i noticed when i would slam hard on my brake pedal my brake lag time was very long to the point if a car infront of me slammed on theirs i would probably hit them because my foot is all the way down and it didnt changed the braking pressure. After doing the job i noticed the brake effort is easier but the brake lag time still isnt great and i also notice the more i brake the betterish it gets? just wondering if this is a brake hose problem or calipers next?

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You need to check and see if your caliper pins or the caliper itself are seized, brake shoe adjustment in the rear can also cause a weak pedal.

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