2003 Ford Taurus "brakes pedal goes floor" Questions

...have to bleed the lines or set your break peddel. Make sure the master cylinder is full of fluid. Bleed the brakes and if the pedal goes to the floor still you have a bad master cylinder. Good

...brakes a couple of times to get a firm brake pedal. The first time you push the pedal, it goes to the floor and only the left front brake is engaging. A quick pump or two and I have a firm pedal and ...

...brakes ok but sometimes pedal power asist seems to cut out vacuum leaks can make booster loose power assist. if pedal intermediately hard to push the booster might be bad. if the pedal goes to the ...

...brakes feel fine with good pedal pressure then the next stop they'll go all the way to the floor. The next stop they're working again. I've checked the fluid and it's full. I'm thinking its the brake ...

...to brakes? What do you mean goes out?? If the hydraulic system fails the brake pedal gets soft and goes to the floor. If the ABs has an issue it can fail in several different ways. Need more ...

...on a rock, but the brakes will still work to a small degree. The booster is more likely. If the pedal goes to the floor, you have air in the system, a blown brake hose, wheel cylinder, or

after every wheel, then adjust the rear brakes, and after that if pedal is low replace the master but you may just have air in the system, and make sure there are no leaks on any line. hope this helps

...pedal goes down to the floor to make it stop check first the brake fluid reservoir to see if it is full, then bleed the brakes if the petal will not come up. Your leaking brake fluid look behind all ...

...brakes, after several pumps hold the pedal down as far as it will go and keep pressing to the floor as the other person loosens the bleeder valve.  Don't let off of the pedal before ...

brakes the pedal will go to the floor when there is a leak in the brake system or air is in the system due to lack of proper bleeding, when a major component is replaced; caliper, master cylinder etc.