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Brake Pedal Travel

Subject: Brake Pedal Travel
by TommyT-Bone on 2008/11/4 13:15:32

1990 L98. Just had the booster and master cylinder replaced 2 weeks ago. Previously the brakes engaged when light pressure was applied near the top when depressing the brake pedal. After the replacement, the brakes work fine but engage after depressing the pedal a couple of inches. Since the brakes work fine, is this anything to be concerned about,should I just get used to the new brake pedal actuation point or is there futher adjustment needed?
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