Krondor
SILVER Star
So I have a 2000 toyota tundra with very mushy brakes.
It all started with an intermittent braking issue where the brake pedal would be hard to press then it would go fairly soft.
I have swapped the brake booster with 3 different after market units and the brake master cylinder with 2 different after market units. The brake booster and master cylinder are NLA from Toyota.
I also bled the system the old fashioned way, vacuum brake bleeding and Positive pressure bleeding. I'm 100% sure there is no air in the system.
I have already had a shop take a look and spent $$$ on all new rear brakes and front calipers/rotors. This did not fix the issue.
I am about at my wits end with this truck.
Does anyone have any recommendations on a shop who might be able to diagnose this issue?
Thanks,
Alex
It all started with an intermittent braking issue where the brake pedal would be hard to press then it would go fairly soft.
I have swapped the brake booster with 3 different after market units and the brake master cylinder with 2 different after market units. The brake booster and master cylinder are NLA from Toyota.
I also bled the system the old fashioned way, vacuum brake bleeding and Positive pressure bleeding. I'm 100% sure there is no air in the system.
I have already had a shop take a look and spent $$$ on all new rear brakes and front calipers/rotors. This did not fix the issue.
I am about at my wits end with this truck.
Does anyone have any recommendations on a shop who might be able to diagnose this issue?
Thanks,
Alex