79 hilux sr5 2wd brake issue

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  1. jfranco93

    jfranco93 Newbie

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    Just bought a new to me 79', still sitting at my friends house due to brakes acting up.

    Just replaced master cylinder with a new one from autozone, bled all four cornera, did bench bled the MC before install.

    If I pump the pedal I get pressure but as soon as I let the pedal out pressure desapears. There is a valve under MC does any know what that is ? And what it does

    Thanks in advance
     
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    jetas Grand Toyotaholic

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    Are there 3 lines coming out of the valve?

    Change the vaccum line from the engine to the booster
     
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    2 lines to the valve from MC and 3 out.
    The vaccum line is just for the booster isn't it
     
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    The little valve i think just splits the fluid front to rear.

    The vaccum IS for the booster but it affects braking and pedal feel if theres a leak or no vaccum.

    might need to bleed the brakes again
     
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    The engine is off...so pedal should be hard but like I said I can pump the pedal and get the pressure up.... am going to try and bleed the calipers again
     
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    Maybe the booster is bad?
     
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    The booster has no effect on brake hydraulic pressure.. I plan on deleting the booster anyway
     
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    So am just going to update this thread with the fix... I ended up getting a new master cylinder from autozone for the price of a rebuilt one ( don't ask me how). Flused and bled the system and my brakes came back.
    $12 dollar fix :)
     
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