Brake line replacing cost

when you say goes to floor is that quickly if so look for a puddle under car after pressing pedal down if not most times if the pedal goes down like sitting at light gradually going down is a sure sign of bad master cylinder

Power brake master is culprit, Call parts store and ask, prob about 150 us dol or so.Just guessing at cost.Yu have to return old unit.

Brake line busted somewhere? Is the linkage to the master cylinder intact? Master cylinder might have been installed incorrectly.

Low or empty brake fluid . No red brake light lite . Brake line corroded maybe , where do you live ? Rust belt USA . Just had a similar problem in a 2005 chevy cavalier . Did you have to stop really fast ?

It sounds like you have a leak in your brake system. If you climb under the car and look at back sides of each tire and look for an oily film on one or more of tires.That'll indicate that wheel is problem source. Could be wheel cylinder, caliper, brake hose. If you open hood and inspect fluid level in your brake master cylinder, I'm sure you'll find it low or empty.

Hey Todd, I have a 98 Century with ABS, sounds like you will have to bleed the lines again. The ABS only interupts the ability to skid and keep traction. Sometimes the cylinders can erupt when too much pulse is shot through the lines such as slamming brakes. These are found in the rotor assembly and brake pads in front of veh and you would see fluid around either front tire or both. If you are only seeing one puddle somewhere else then you might try inspecting the pedal it's self and the lines or cables that the pedal tells the master cylinder what to do. Either way it sounds like you will have to bleed the lines. Hope this helps,

Could be a defective master cylinder or a brake fluid leak some where, have it check out as soon as possible.

I'd be willing to bet that a brake line has rusted through, somewhere near the brake rotors or the exhaust. The smell was probably burning brake fluid. Check the fluid level in the resevior, If it's low, top it off and with the car off, pump the brakes and look for the puddle under the car. That should point you in the direction of the leak. Also check the wheel cylinders. This would require removing the rear wheels and brake drums. A bad master cylinder could also be the cause. If you don't have any fluid loss, i'd suspect the master.

check ur brake lines for posible leaks. also make sure to bleed your brakes after you put fluid into it or else the air won't come out of the brake lines causing ur pedal to still go to the floor

when you filled the master and bled the brakes did the pedal hold our did it slowly go to the floor if it did there is a leak check the back of the master also check the brake rod under the dash , remove all off the wheels and check for leakage do not drive the vech until you done this saftey issuse good luck kdc744