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Stogga99
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Apr 12, 2024, 1:12 PM
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I have a 1956 1/2 ton panel truck, 69 351w, mustang ll fron clip withba 78 mercury AOD I'm working on. I have installed a new disc brakes all around. The rear disc brakes are from a 78 Cadillac and the front disc brakes are from a 78 Malibu. I installed a new booster, adjustable proportioning valve, and a new master cylinder that are from a 87 mustang. I cannot get the pedal to build pressure. The brake works but they only catch at the bottom of the pedal which is not safe. Yesterday I adjusted the push rod that comes from the booster and it made no difference. There are no leaks because I'm not losing fluid when I pump it several times on different days and occasions. I have done a complete 110% visual inspection with no results. Any ideas
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Hammer Time
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Apr 14, 2024, 11:56 AM
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As a rule we don't get involved in Frankenstein projects but your problem sounds like the master cylinder is too small and doesn't have the volume capacity to operate the larger calipers.
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