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Anonymous Posted on May 02, 2012

Hard brake pedal landrover discover 2002

Brake booster

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 18, 2008

SOURCE: Brake goes to floor with new mater cylinder question about power booster

If your pressure is good in till you start your truck it is the power booster. i just fixed this problem. If it is not your master then that is the problem. I had to replace the whole brake system to find this out.
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John Weathers

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  • Posted on Dec 26, 2008

SOURCE: brake pedal is hard to push and the car doesn't stop very well

Yes it could be the booster.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 21, 2009

SOURCE: hard clutch pedal

You cannot bleed a servo. it runs using the vacuum from either inlet manifold, or a seperate vac pump.Ensure pump is working if fitted (end of camshaft) the pipes to the servo are not leaking by removing the pipe from servo and start veh. If there is good suction then its servo failure. hard pedals can also be caused by pressure plate fatigue in the clutch itself.

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Dennis Mulford

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  • Posted on Mar 15, 2009

SOURCE: brake pedal goes soft when engin is running on 1998 chevy 1500

pull your rear drums and inspect the shoes,you may have too addjust them out by hand too get the peddle you want

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 17, 2009

SOURCE: replacing power brake booster

You don't need to remove the pedal to get the booster off,it just slides inside,so when the booster is unhooked it will just pull out.



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Very hard brake pedal action

Check the vacuum hose going to booster for restrictions or collapse. Was the master cylinder replaced?
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Why is it so hard to apply brake pedal?

_______power brake booster, check vacuum to booster and the check valve for brake booster. primary symtom is high hard pedal that requires greater then normal pedal pressure to stop car. testing booster= pump brakes several times with engine off to deplete stored vacuum. turn on engine with pushing slightly on brake pedal. you should be able to feel the pedal fade away a bit, and then become firm. But not hard. if you feel nothing at the pedal when engine starts. Brake booster is not working. Good-day! make sure vacuum is going to booster with engine running. it may just be a bad vacuum line or check valve.
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the booster is the problem, or a hole or leak in vacuum line to booster check the check valve also ! from manifold. heres the symtoms of a bad brake booster. primary symtom is a hard pedal on application, to test booster. pump brakes several times with engine off. to deplete stored vacuum. turn on engine with pushing slightly on brake pedal. you should feel the pedal fade away abit and then become firm. but not hard. if you feel nothing at pedal when engine starts, brake booster is not working! check the vacuum lines first!!
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Brake pedal is hard and vehicle is hard to stop, what could be the problem?

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best way to check is
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I can hear a hissing noise coming from the brake pedal on my 2002 Ford Escape. Its been there for a little while. Sometimes the brakes doesn't work properly, it feels a little spongy sometimes. But usually...

It sounds like the rubber diaphragm in the brake booster has developed a leak producing the hissing / sucking noise. The only option is to replace the booster as a complete assembly as they need specialist tools to repair. If the booster fails completely you will still have brakes but the pedal will be very hard and it will take a lot of muscle power to stop vehicle. Best to have booster replced soon before you experience situation described above.
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My brakes are hard to push down and it sounds like air is coming out of the brake pedal

This one I can be fairly certain of. It sounds like a rip in the vacuum power brake booster diaphram. Usually you just replace the whole power brake chamber, which includes the diaphram. You have to first remove the 2 bolts holding the master cylinder to the larger booster chamber, but you don't normally have to open any brake lines.
When replacing, make sure the brake pedal rod goes down the center of the new booster, and that there is sufficient clearance or freeplay in the pedal rod when done. (like .1" is all you need)
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