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JDA9343 PT 10 0002 ProTech Bulletin Summary Brakes Master Cylinder Caliper Booster Before replacing any brake component the cause of original unit failure must be determined and corrected Installing a replacement unit without correcting the problem will lead to early failure Always refer to the vehicle service manual for specific installation procedures and specifications The ProTech bulletins listed below cover topics that will assist with part selection describe typical installation problems provide diagnostic solutions or suggestions and service advice MASTER CYLINDER PT 10 0008 Low pedal solution on 1995 F250 and 350 Fords PT 10 0001 Step bore bench bleeding procedure PT 10 0003 Angle mounted master cylinder bleeding procedure PT 10 0004 Typical split diagonial system bleeding sequence PT 10 0005 Low pedal caused by internally damaged brake hose PT 10 0006 Brake fluid DOT types should never be mixed PT 10 0007 Petroleum based fluids destroy brake system rubber components CALIPER PT 17 0001 Explanation of caliper letter codes example 17 1336A or B PT 18 0005 Pad wear chart helps diagnose caliper problems PT 18 0006 1989 91 Ford E350 F250 F350 phenolic piston may solve brake fade PT 18 0001 Early GM 4 wheel disc typical rear adjustment procedure PT 18 0002 Sticking caliper piston typical causes PT 18 0003 Slider style caliper problems defective hardware or lack of lubrication PT 18 0004 GM W body caliper upgrade corrects OE problem BOOSTER PT 50 0001 Defective booster push rod seal may be causing master cylinder leak PT 50 0002 Inadequate vacuum level or volume results in poor or no assist PT 50 0003 Things to check in line filters gas fume check valves gas fumes in unit PT 50 0004 If booster smells of gasoline the next booster won t last things to inspect PT 52 0001 Hydro boost diagnostic tips and troubleshooting PT 52 0002 Hydro boost flush procedure PT 53 0001 Honda Acura lock up caused by incorrect pedal rod shaft adjustment PT 53 0002 1998 99 Subaru high effort in cold weather CARDONE Technical Service develops ProTech bulletins that are intended to help the installer avoid common installation and service errors The information presented is derived from our own experience and product knowledge gained from component analysis and research Following these tips will ensure the best possible performance and service life of the replacement unit Please note that these bulletins are provided for your technical information only and are not authorization for repair Before Installation During Installation During Installation During Installation Before Installation Before Installation After Installation
