I haven't noticed this problem except when it is fairly cold (<20F). In the morning, I have no brakes until I pump the pedal several times while sitting in park. At the same time, the truck is warming up. After pumping a few times, the problem goes away, and doesn't come back until the truck sits for a long time. When I first turn it on, there is some stiffness in the pedal, but if I try to stop, the pedal goes nearly to the floor and there is little to no braking action.
This is on a 92 3.0VZE AT pickup. All components are stock/original--no lift, 31" tires, etc.
I replaced the rear brake cylinders and shoes a few months ago, and have never had any problems when the weather was warm. At the time, the parking brake was adjusted and the rears would hold the truck, even if it was in drive. Now, the parking brake doesn't seem to catch at all, but only when cold.
I'm going to pick up a set of speed bleeders and do everything this week, including the LSPV, which I did not previously bleed.
Should I bleed the master cylinder? Is this problem indicative of a bigger issue?
This is on a 92 3.0VZE AT pickup. All components are stock/original--no lift, 31" tires, etc.
I replaced the rear brake cylinders and shoes a few months ago, and have never had any problems when the weather was warm. At the time, the parking brake was adjusted and the rears would hold the truck, even if it was in drive. Now, the parking brake doesn't seem to catch at all, but only when cold.
I'm going to pick up a set of speed bleeders and do everything this week, including the LSPV, which I did not previously bleed.
Should I bleed the master cylinder? Is this problem indicative of a bigger issue?