Reply to "DANGER / BRAKE PEDAL RETURN SPRING"

dickruzzinMember

STEVE STEVE STEVE,
John has it right, that is exactly what happened.
The brake light switch split resulting in a massive leak. Apparently the speed of the loss of pressure and the fact that the pedal was allowed to go further than normal resulting in a broken spring for the second time.

The first time was at about 30 thousand miles, i avoided a crash and was able to pull the pedal back up with my toe and stop. I had some brakes but not the normal value.

Just another drive in an old car.
Dick Ruzzin

12/2/106:26 AM

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