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  1. 2001LC

    New owner and already screeching Master Cylinder :(

    It's great you've the original windshield, this reduces possible of water entry from under/around it. Next check your sunroof drains. If issue comes with rain or washing, then goes away once dried out for a few days. Than it's moisture related!
  2. 2001LC

    New owner and already screeching Master Cylinder :(

    Keep in mind this is only one possible cause of your issue. When I hear problem(s) coming and going, I first look to moisture! It's fine too wash around wipers & windshield. But if windshield has ever been replaced, chances are the installer did a poor jobs. Openings around windshield allowing...
  3. 2001LC

    New owner and already screeching Master Cylinder :(

    I doubt new battery had any bad effect. But water entry (around windshield is all to common) and low fluid may have.
  4. 2001LC

    New owner and already screeching Master Cylinder :(

    I'd like to dissect a few of these master assemblies, to see why they go bad. Anyone willing to part with assembly, PM me.
  5. 2001LC

    New owner and already screeching Master Cylinder :(

  6. 2001LC

    New owner and already screeching Master Cylinder :(

    Seems we could have numerous causes of "Squealing" alam indicating low fluid. Top fluid, watch for indication of leak. Air in the Master assembly (master, ABS unit, booster pump, accumulator). Bleed, Activate ABS/booster w/SST electronically or manually, bleed. Note it is possible that manually...
  7. 2001LC

    New owner and already screeching Master Cylinder :(

    Squealing (alarm) with absent of dash lights could be a booster accumulator not centered. But you've reported dash lights in past post so I assume same now. With no real issue with braking other than it's shutting down ABS (dash lights on) and engine running fine. It seems to leave two...
  8. 2001LC

    New owner and already screeching Master Cylinder :(

    After pumping pedal 40 times with key off/out, check fluid level. Keep a close eye on level for a drop, which may indicate a leak.
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