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Reply to the message of Thursday February 5, 1998 08:06 -0500
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>There is a clearance between the brake pedal push rod to the
>master cylinder
David,
When I replaced the first master cylinder I did make that adjustment
with no improvement. I have yet to do the adjustment on the second go
around [ however, I will ]. Thanks for the info.
Getting caught in the middle of the brake problem situation, I just
wanted to put in a tidbit.
If the problem is no peddle, it is possible to mistake a T1 rod with a
T3 rod if not matched up first. The T3 rod is much longer than a T1 rod.
I have made that mistake once, by accident and it drove me crazy for a
day or two, then swopped the rods and whalla!
I don't totally agree to not adjusting the rod. Though a factory
adjustment, it can be done to compensate for worn pedal shaft bushings
etc. I have done this to remaove pedal free play and works great. It is
so nice to hit the brakes and all you get is pedal.
Mike