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Old 10-25-2009, 02:54 PM   #1
exmonkeypunk
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brake question (pedal to the floor)

I'm pulling my 72' GMC C/2500 into the gas station when my brake pedal goes to the floor and my brake light pops on. I swerved to miss the parked car at the other side of the pump and wiped out a few cones laying around before i was able to coax the 3/4 ton beast to a stop. I looked under at all the wheels and around the lines and saw nothing. I popped the hood to check the fluid level and there was a bunch of brake fluid that spewed from under the master cap. The levels were still full. I dried off the master top and put it back on. Still had no pressure. I have a front disc rear drum truck. Does this sound like a bad proportioning valve? I replaced my right rear wheel cylinder a few months ago but haven't checked the left, but haven't seen any fluid around the drum.
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