Reply to "missing pressure build up in brake system"

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OK ..no success after rework today Monday..

1) adjusted the push rod comming from the pedal pushing the cylinder to VERY smal gap only

2) "vacuumed" the both rear and front container of the main, lots of air came out

3) vacuum pump driven bleeding of the back and Front..again

..NO Pressure...

per PanteraDoug I will go for a new one now.

The Ford code is E2TA 2155 in ALUMINUM

..CAN ANYONE TELL ME FROM WHICH FORD MODEL IT WAS? As then I have more options to shop..

TX Matthias

5/21/186:23 AM

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