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Originally Posted by humfrz
No, but I would suspect the master or slave cylinder to be worn out, if, of course, the fluid is not being pushed out (leaking).
They are relatively inexpensive and easy to replace.
But, if you are going to have the pads and rotors replaced, why not wait and do it all at once.
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I recently purchased this car and the previous owner replaced the pads and kept the old rotors
so the car was initially in to have the rotors and pads replaced and a day before it was going in the brake pedal became squishy. So we replaced everything and changed/bled the brake fluid but the brake pedal problem persisted. He was off work when I was able to pick up the car so when I bring it back to him I will talk to him about the master cylinder. Thank you
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Originally Posted by Grady
I am sure that is a typo but no it is not the clutch master cylinder. If it is not spraying brake fluid out then I would replace the brake master cylinder. That will fix your issue.
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Ah yes I mean the brake master cylinder sorry. He said there are no leaks so I will talk to him about having it replaced. Thank you