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#35691 10/21/2003 2:35 PM | Joined: May 2003 Posts: 328 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: May 2003 Posts: 328 | Definitely a clogged port in the master cylinder. The fluid was low because it is trapped in the lines. This is causing the pedal to be hard and the brakes to lock down. It is just like having the brakes to the floor. If it were my truck, I would take the opportunity to upgrade to a dual master cylinder and replace all lines (it sounds like they are rusted or gummed up) including the rubber hoses at each wheel. Brakes are nothing to be guessing about. I don't know which is more dangerous, no brakes or locked down brakes. Good luck
Phil
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