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Old July 3rd, 2010, 10:20 PM
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Default Master cylinder or booster

I have a 92 Chevy Beretta and am having brake problems. At first I thought it was the brake line but after looking things over, I now feel it is either the master cylinder or booster. Is there a way to tell which of these could be the problem and how involved it is to fix.

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what kind of pedall do you have? does it go to the floor when the engine is idling? how about when the engine is off? do you have a firmer pedal then?

will the pedal hold at the same spot, when you are stopping at a light? or does it slowly want to move towards the floor?
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