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Thread: Classic 87 Brake Problem

  1. #11
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    Had the same prob on my '87 - it was NOT "definately" the brake booster (which was, and is, fine) but as others have said the master cylinder needed replacing.

    Cheap and easy.
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  2. #12
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    I would check ALL you flexible hoses for signs of weeping /leaking,with the motor running and vaccuum get somebody to press the pedal and check the hoses for expansion REPLACE pronto, and if any look "Old" as in cracked I would replace, also check all disc calipers for leaks.

  3. #13
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    Thanks Shonky I'll check it out.

  4. #14
    softdash Guest
    sorry shonky i should have realised there is enough misinformation going around this site without me throwing my 2 bobs worth in.

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