brake problem toyota hilux can anyone help please!!!

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pigklr
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brake problem toyota hilux can anyone help please!!!

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brake pedal under pressure slowly go's 2 the floor,but only when u start the engine.

have replaced front pads,brand new disks,pads,rebuilt calipers, rear shoes,slave cylinders, master cylinder. its all bled up mint. as soon as u start engine it turns 2 shit. could this b a booster problem or the unit in between the booster and the alternator? or cud it b the load sensing proportion valve since i have taken the wellside off the vehicle?
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Re: brake problem toyota hilux can anyone help please!!!

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How do all your rubber hoses look, might have a small pinhole or something and when the pressure gets higher with the engine on could be squirting out? Just a thought
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Re: brake problem toyota hilux can anyone help please!!!

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thanks for the reply, thers no leaks that i can see. im thinking i might need 2 bleed the lsvp valve in the rear, ther might b air trapped in ther.
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check for hoses balloning when you put foot on the brake,

did you rebuild the master cylinder or replace, if rebuild did all the seals go back in and if so in the right way, it sounds like the seals are bypassing if you are gonig to the floor and not losing fluid, if losing fluid check to see if it is not leaking into the booster assembly , if you had air in the sytem then it would pump up and hold then bleed back when the pedal is released

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