Ford Crown Victoria brake master cylinder replacement

Spongy brake pedal, no leaks, and no air in the lines? Might be a bad master cylinder. In this video I show you how quick and easy it is to change one out in a Panther car like the Crown Victoria, Grand Marquis, and Town Car.

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0:00 2010 Ford Crown Victoria P7B police interceptor
0:03 symptoms and description of problem
0:41 drain fluid from master cylinder
2:05 put down some shop towels
2:28 remove the brake lines from master cylinder
2:40 remove the low fluid sensor
4:15 remove nuts that attach to brake booster
5:18 remove master cylinder
5:31 bench bleed of new master cylinder
6:00 new or rebuilt master cylinder
6:23 installation reverse of removal
7:28 reattach brake lines
7:56 figured out how to separate the low fluid sensor
8:34 bleeding the master cylinder 2 person method
9:40 bleed the brakes

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