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Newbie Area => Newbie Welcome Area => Topic started by: Parazine on 03 March 2008, 21:08:31
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Hi all,
Hopefully someone here can help!
I've owned my 1999 2.5TD Estate for 6 years and it's now covered 138,000 miles. Today it failed the MoT because the brake pedal slowly decends to the floor when pushed hard with the engine running. The same test performed with the engine switched off results in a solid pedal.
The MoT guy said "could be air bubbles - try bleeding" and "if it's not that , it's the ABS control unit = expensive".
I remember this as being the symptom of a faulty master cylinder - anyone else have any ideas?
If it's the ABS controller, the cars dead - it needs a new slush box as well!
Parazine
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"Hello" and Welcome :)
Post your problem in the "General Help" section, more folks read that than here !!!
Also, stick your car details and location in your profile .. saves being asked a zillion times :)
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Hi Parazine. Welcome . Yup, as above with your questions :y
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Welcome, enjoy the forum.
As said host your problem in the appropriate section ;)
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Hi and welcome :y
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welcome parazine :)
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Welcome :)
I had similar issue with my car (a 2.5TD oddly enough as well, though thats irrelevent). Just needed proper bleeding.
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Hi & welcome to the forum :y
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:) Hi'ya and welcome.
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Hello and welcome to the forum. :)
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Hi and welcome to OOF.
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Hi and welcome to the forum :)
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welcome hpoe you find what you're looking for
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Hello and welcome to the forum :y
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Hi Parazine and welcome to OOF and hope you get problems sorted. :)
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Welcome! :y
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Hi and welcome to the forum :y
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Hello and welcome to the forum
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Hi
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Welcome to the Forum :y
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Hi and welcome to the forum :y
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Hiya! [smiley=vrolijk_26.gif]
Don`t fret: the advice and info. on the O.O.F will soon help you get your car sorted. :y
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Welcome to the forum :y
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Welcome to the forum and enjoy your time with us. :y
Gary.