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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: dres0081 on September 21, 2009, 07:40:56 PM
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so i am finishing up my toyota axle swap and have a problem i dont quite understand. I Installed a early 80s firebird master cylinder to increase my braking volume as i am running 4 wheel discs on the yota axles (btw this is on a samurai), so anyways bleed through everything fine and have a very stiff pedal but very little for brakes. The pedal seems almost too stiff ive never had this problem before.
any ideas?
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Are all the calipers free and the wheels rotating correctly, if so then the m/c is too big.
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no when i do brake it will stop but is slow and weak.
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did you remember to hook up your brake booster?
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i never messed with the brake booster the just unbolted the stock sammy M/C and bolted on the flaming chicken one. the seal between the M/C and the booster does not seal the greatest could that be the problem.
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dont you have to change the length of the pushrod when you do a MC upgrade?
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from all the write up i have read on the swap no
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still cant figure this one out i checked my booster and its fine. the pedal barely goes down at all even when the truck is off im stumped? ???
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would the pedal go to the floor when bleeding?
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yes it would
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have a look and make sure your caliper sliders slide, a guy over on the grand vitara forum had the same problem, it ended up being both his caliper sliders where solid lol
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didnt even think of that and the axles i just stuck under my samuarai were sitting for about a year so thats a definate possibility.