Hello! The brake lights on my 1998 Chevrolet Lumina with a 3100 engine stay lit. The brakes engage with just a slight touch to the pedal. After driving approximately 10 miles, the cars' brakes heat up to the point where the car needs a lot of pressure on the gas pedal to move it. As soon as I got home I raised the car to check the wheels. Since I couldn't spin the back wheels, I thought it would be a stuck emergency brake cable. But, I can't turn the front wheels either! There are no dash lights on to indicate a brake system problem. The brake fluid level is fine and I don't see any leaks. This is not an ABS. I'll appreciate any advice you can offer. Thank you!
Check and change the master cylinder the interanl check valves in the cylinder are stuck with goop and lot letting the brake fluid flow back into the reseviour
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