Start with the simple stuff. Carefully remove the electrical connector at the pressure switch (the cylinder on top of or at the side of the ABS pump) clean the connectors with a brass or carbon fibre (not steel) mini-brush. Then spray the connectors with electrical parts cleaner.
If that does not fix the problem, you will need to run some diagnostic tests on the pump itself but my bet is that it is a simple connection issue. I just fixed the same problem on my 93 SE Range Rover
SOURCE: Brake pedal goes too far
You have to check your master cylinder, pump your brake several times and hold it, see if is going down to the bottom, if does, the master cylinder is wrong, check the brake pressure hose, maybe you have some air in your brake lines, be sure you have enough brake fluid
SOURCE: the brake pedal now goes down to the floor have i
hi! there,check leak over the line tube you can determine when you can find an oily wet,if find replace then calibrrate you brake assembly mechanism upon removing tire on front side,remove drum brake so that you can bleed the air present on brake system
check brake fluid on brakemaster cylinder
,filled it with a good brand
of brake fluid to exact level marked on brake fluid
at the backside of your brake assembly
there drain plug to open,use open wrech for adjustment,let somebody pump your brake pedal to compressed fluid ,
until on maximum pressure,,then release fluid on drain plug,this should be done several time to purge air inside your brake system
after air purge out,adjust your brake shoe correspond what adjustment and compantible to your car where convenient to you,
take note proper adjustment and preventing your brake could avoid
you in any collision and accident.regard's and have a nice day careful while you drive.
SOURCE: brakes feel spongy.when pressed hard goes nearly
Either you did not bleed the brakes properly or they need adjusted. (rear only) Front most likely are disks. If you put pads on the front and spread the caliper pistons, you should pump the brake pedal 10 or 15 times to move the pistons out. Some ABS systems are notoriously hard to bleed.
SOURCE: brake pedal goes down to far abs brakes
Hi I'm litoshop if you bled the system and get no results then your brake pump needs to be replaced now before replacing make sure your pads are installed correctly because if there not this to can cause this problem good luck. if this information has been useful please let us know thank you.
SOURCE: 96 Chevy Cavalier brake pedal to the floor
First check your brake fluid.
Either you have a failing brake booster, or you have developed a leak in one of your brake lines. If your brake line is leaking, it should be pretty evident, i.e. oily looking substance sprayed underneath the vehicle or in the wheel wells, if the booster is leaking (the large black/silver almost bowl shaped thing directly in front of the driver under the hood against the back wall) there will most likely be fluid dripping down the firewall below it, if your brake fluid is extremely low/empty, you probably have a leak, that could be at the booster or on a line, or even at the caliper/drum. If it is empty (which can make your ABS light, light up) then you have yourself a leak. Also, if the fluid is really low, you could try adding some, although you will have air in the lines if it was low enough to floor the brake, but you might be able to find the leak if you refill the fluid and cause it to spray from the leak again. Have someone watch under the vehicle while you do this.
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