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Pull the master away from the booster slightly (1/8" to 1/4" should do).

Excellent advice.

And if in fact ALL four corners are sticking - kind of hard to tell unless you jack the car off the ground - it is most likely the MC push rod length.

You might be able to check this more easily in your garage, too.

The push rod should not be under any tension when installed. Loosening like John advised is step one. Then push the MC back to the booster. If you feel any tension (that is, the rod is pushing the MC piston seal) before it seats, the rod is too long.

Next idea...

Are your calipers used? If so, they may be sticking. However, for all 4 corners to stick would be quite unusual, though.

Check things out and get back to us.

Larry

4/11/108:59 PM

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