stingray
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well since no one bothered to answer my last post probably because no one has an answer on how to fix the problem. maybe someone will have the know how to answer this one. my friend has a 2000 ranger, 4wd, 4.0 litre that the brakes go to the floor, he has replaced master-cylinder (bench bled) booster and check valve,both front calipers,both front hoses(rubber)and brake pads,rear wheel cylinders(both) new rear shoes,spring kits. hose from intake to booster has also been replaced. all 4 corners have been bled. went through 6 yes i said 6 32 fluid ounce bottles of fluid bleeding system and still pedal goes to floor when engine is running. pedal is ggod and hard when engine is off but as soon as it's running pedal goes to floor. if anyone has the know how or has been in this situation before any help would be appreciated. are there any good mechanics on this site or just alot of wanna be's?