brake pedal drops slowly under pressure??

http://www.customtacos.com/tech.old.../06toyrm/06toypdf/06rmsrc/rm2006ta/042010.pdf http://www.proactivate.com/tundra/brakes.html

 

Thanks @Mush Mouse

I was going through the bedding issue a while ago and when my mechanic bled the brakes for me he adjusted the rear brakes so they would bed correctly.

The rotors are new, drums are new too and so is the hardware (lubed only the points indicated on the install sheet)

I'll pump my brakes up and see what happens. If that pedal drops this time around I'm going to toss a new master cylinder in there asap.


definitely heard the same thing about using a new OEM MC. blasted things are expensive!

 

I mean it would not hurt to put in a new master cylinder if u can verify its definetly bad before u go to all the trouble, http://www.customtacos.com/tech.old...6toyrm/06toypdf/06rmsrc/rm2006ta/04200510.pdf

 

from what ive read DEFINETLY get an OEM Toyota master cylinder,

 

I'll have to hunt then. don't want to spend too much on one. Thanks !

 

@Mush Mouse Have you ever installed a new master cylinder?
Anyone else?

After bench bleeding and installing the MC can I push each pinston inwards in order to force the bubbles immediately next to the MC fittings out?

Any other methods other than bleeding each at the screw?