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Forum: Boxster General Discussions

07-18-2017, 06:35 AM

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Brake pedal stops normally then slowly fades to floor. Master cylinder? Booster?

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Posted By Anker

Then I agree with you 100% that it must be a leak...

Then I agree with you 100% that it must be a leak where the fluid goes from one part from the system to another. My vote is then that the problem lies in the ABS or PSS (if you have it) systems. If...

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

07-18-2017, 02:12 AM

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Brake pedal stops normally then slowly fades to floor. Master cylinder? Booster?

Views: 5,963

Posted By Anker

You never answered when I asked you whether...

You never answered when I asked you whether pumping the brake after it has bottoms out changes the behavior?

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

07-03-2017, 05:21 PM

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Brake pedal stops normally then slowly fades to floor. Master cylinder? Booster?

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Posted By Anker

I think I got it. You have a pinched brake...

I think I got it.

You have a pinched brake line that barely lets fluid pass. When you initially press the pedal the brake lines that aren't pinched activate the brakes they go to. When you keep...

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

07-03-2017, 05:05 PM

Replies: 46

Brake pedal stops normally then slowly fades to floor. Master cylinder? Booster?

Views: 5,963

Posted By Anker

This really has me stumped. The master cylinder...

This really has me stumped. The master cylinder is the only place where fluid can leak out of the pressurized part of the system without the fluid leaving the system and eventually leaking to the...

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

06-26-2017, 02:18 PM

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Brake pedal stops normally then slowly fades to floor. Master cylinder? Booster?

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Posted By Anker

I think you have a bad brake master cylinder.

I think you have a bad brake master cylinder.

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