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| Sep 29, 2022 11:39PM | Alex | |
| Sep 29, 2022 04:39PM | Goingbananas |
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Spongy brakes aren't down to the servo - I've had both remote and built-in systems and not had a spongy feel.
I'd be tempted to suggest a complete fluid change and thorough bleeding session along with ensuring the rear drums are adjusted properly as they can inadvertently take up a huge amount of pedal travel.
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Has anyone successfully removed the brake booster, either leaving the stock master cylinder, or putting on a new one?
I hear this delete will eliminate the spongy brake feel.
I hear this delete will eliminate the spongy brake feel.
