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#1034573 06/09/2014 9:53 PM
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So I have a 66 C-10. After sitting for a couple days, I have no brakes and no resistance in the pedal. If I take the cap off the master cylinder and put it back on, I have a rock hard pedal that instantly locks the rear wheels up when pushed. All original parts. No leaks that I have found. Any help would be great. I would like to fix it myself but not sure what the problem is. Booster? Master cylinder?

66fan #1034619 06/10/2014 1:30 AM
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The vent in the cap is stopped up. Look for a vent and make sure it's clear. It is usually just a small hole with an off set hole in the gasket on either side.

good luck,

Les


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