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Originally Posted by origamitect
The last couple of days it seems the brakes are mushy and it is taking more pressure to stop. Where should I start looking - vacuum or physical brake pads or something else? I've never dealt w/ brake issues before. It is getting worse every time I drive - as of today I can't stop quickly at all.  I will take back roads on the way home today. Thanks in advance for your help.
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Data #1. Mushy brake pedal.
Data #2. Master cylinder replaced, NEW or REBUILT???
Data #3. Fluid level not falling, verify this, try filling reservoir???
Data #4. It is getting worse every time you drive,
DANGER: safety issue???
* Remove all wheels, inspect
ALL brake pads.
* Look for
damp/wet lines/hoses.
* While the car is raised, have someone
HOLD the brake, and try to spin each tire.
* While the car is raised, have someone
PUMP the brake several times, then release, with brake released, try to spin each tire.
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