Well done! Only comment I would make/suggest would be to clean the reservoir and use new brake fluid before assembling. Like the fact that you included priming the master cylinder before re-installing. I got bit by this - but just once!
I hope this method works for a 2006 Ram. Man, I hate dealerships so much; highway robbery! This is so easy. I’m a lady and confident I can to do this myself. *hair flip* Thank you for the detailed instructions!😁😎👍
Yeah, but didn’t you just put contaminated fluid into a new master cylinder? I thought anytime you were changing a cylinder you had to use fresh fluid to eliminate any prior contamination.
If you bled your breaks and they work, then you should be fine. If you push on the pedal and it goes to the floor, then you got air in the system. Just bleed them again.
Did you skip the step where you prime the master cylinder BEFORE installing it into the vehicle? I've skipped doing this once before and was very frustrated trying to figure out what was wrong. It is a required step, otherwise, the master cylinder will not push fluid because of the trapped air.
You did a good job making it seem very simple and showing exactly what needs to be done and how to do it. I appreciate it
Fantastic job! Straight to the point with no jibber jabber!
Well done! Only comment I would make/suggest would be to clean the reservoir and use new brake fluid before assembling. Like the fact that you included priming the master cylinder before re-installing. I got bit by this - but just once!
I hope this method works for a 2006 Ram. Man, I hate dealerships so much; highway robbery! This is so easy. I’m a lady and confident I can to do this myself. *hair flip* Thank you for the detailed instructions!😁😎👍
Great job, you make it look easy!
Dealership wanted $1,000 Think ima do it myself now. Thanks
Yeah, but didn’t you just put contaminated fluid into a new master cylinder? I thought anytime you were changing a cylinder you had to use fresh fluid to eliminate any prior contamination.
Keep up the good work
Wow, this helps a lot. Thanks.
Thank you! I’m glad I could help!
Thank you very much, it really helps +++++
my truck doesn't have any leaks and my brake boot is new and my pedal keeps going to the floor. what do you think it could be?
Check all your bleeders and make sure they are tight.
how do i bleed the brakes ? 😅
What was the reason for changing your master cylinder ?
The old master cylinder started leaking.
My brake pedal goes to floor could thus be it
@@reginaldfarley2201 I have the same problem did this fix your problem
@@alexkrykun1524what did you figure out
I installed my master cylinder but did not pump it but bled all the breaks. Is there still air in the master cylinder?
If you bled your breaks and they work, then you should be fine. If you push on the pedal and it goes to the floor, then you got air in the system. Just bleed them again.
@@timst5055 okay thank you
@@timst5055 what if u bleed brakes and nothing comes out but the tank is full
@@reginaldfarley2201 do you have someone pressing the pedal?
Did you skip the step where you prime the master cylinder BEFORE installing it into the vehicle? I've skipped doing this once before and was very frustrated trying to figure out what was wrong. It is a required step, otherwise, the master cylinder will not push fluid because of the trapped air.