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Okay, so as you all know, Im building a long travel suspension on my ranger. It's about done, but I cant seem to get my brakes back.
All brand new lines run, new Explorer master cylinder, and new brake hoses. MC was bench bled and installed properly. All fittings are TIGHT. I've tripple checked that.
Problem: It feels like I have great pedal when the vehicle's shut off. There is a steady stream of fluid out of every bleeder valve (NO air bubbles). But, as soon as I turn the truck on, my pedal goes straight to the floor.
Does anybody have a CLUE as to what's going on here? Only thing left to replace is the booster...
All brand new lines run, new Explorer master cylinder, and new brake hoses. MC was bench bled and installed properly. All fittings are TIGHT. I've tripple checked that.
Problem: It feels like I have great pedal when the vehicle's shut off. There is a steady stream of fluid out of every bleeder valve (NO air bubbles). But, as soon as I turn the truck on, my pedal goes straight to the floor.
Does anybody have a CLUE as to what's going on here? Only thing left to replace is the booster...