Assuming everything was working before the failure. Then likely only one thing has failed. A line, a leak, or a master cylinder. There is no reason to think the booster has failed provided the information given.
Replace Master Cylinder and Brake Booster At Same Time?
My 2005 Town and Country van has over 250,000 miles on it. Yesterday, when I went to back it out of the driveway, I stepped on the brake pedal, heard a pop, and the brake pedal went to the floor.
None of the lines going to any of the calipers are leaking. I looked near the master cylinder and saw a brake fluid. I am not sure the brake booster or the master cylinder are bad, but with the amount of miles and the age of this vehicle, should I have both parts replaced?
None of the lines going to any of the calipers are leaking. I looked near the master cylinder and saw a brake fluid. I am not sure the brake booster or the master cylinder are bad, but with the amount of miles and the age of this vehicle, should I have both parts replaced?
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