When I go to brake my brakes go to the floor but do not stop me. I have not had any brake troubles up unto this point. My brake fluid levels are fine and I have found no leaks. Time for a new brake cyclinder?

Because when you start it the brake booster will start working, start bleed on wheel farthest from master cylinder and work closer, one at a time pump up and bleed each line at least once after you don't see air anymore...

check the backside off all wheels.you problably have a leak.

1. Check brake fluid level, if ok. Master maybe bad. If it is low then you need to look for a leak and you have air in the brake system

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First, check your brake fluid levels, if it is low then that enplanes your problem. Also, when was the last time you had the brakes changed? if the are worn down, then this will also cause a low fluid level. if the brakes are fine and the fluid level is good and you still have the same issue, then your problem is probably your master cylinder. Brake boosters hardly ever go bad.

Check the brake fluid level and if that is good the problem is a faulty caliper or Master Cylinder, possibly the brake distribution module.

Brake pedal shouldn't go to floor for any reason. Check brake fluid level. If high, then there is a problem with the master cylinder.

If the fluid is low, add until the proper level and check for leaks in the brake lines.

Is there an ABS light on?

Check the brake pads lining ,both front and rear,if the lining is nearly replace it ,then the light will switch off,check also the brake fluid level.

I'd be willing to bet that a brake line has rusted through, somewhere near the brake rotors or the exhaust. The smell was probably burning brake fluid. Check the fluid level in the resevior, If it's low, top it off and with the car off, pump the brakes and look for the puddle under the car. That should point you in the direction of the leak. Also check the wheel cylinders. This would require removing the rear wheels and brake drums. A bad master cylinder could also be the cause. If you don't have any fluid loss, i'd suspect the master.

you need to bleed all 4 brakes. have someone push the brake pedal while you open the bleeder valves on each caliper or brake line. close the valve or tighten the line efore the person pressing the pedal reaches the floor. monitor the fluid level because you will loose fluid while bleeding the brakes.

if the brake edal goes to the floor then either the booster is bad or low on fluid. There is a line on the side of the fluid reservoir to fill too.