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Old 08-24-2007, 07:09 AM
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Default Brake peddle to the floor on '05

Greetings ,

My wife & I have a '05 impreza RS wagon, she had said that at a stop sign on the way to work & the peddle went to the floor. I had notice lately it would seem to be going lower on the floor , but never all the way. It's got 10k miles & abs system. I had been watching the fluid & it OK ,always full. I do all my own oil changes with Mobil 1, never needed much. So I never had brought to the dealer. Any idea what it could cause this type of thing ? Would it be OK to bring it to the dealer ? Also would the dealer make good on like say mastercylinder. Would it still be under warranty ? Bought it new ! Wondering what the dealer would tell me, I have all the slips for the oil changes. Help if this problem ever happen to you. Thanks..
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Old 08-24-2007, 07:09 AM
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On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 23:36:36 -0400, against all advice, something
compelled "odyssey" <nospam@msn.com>, to say:

> My wife & I have a '05 impreza RS wagon, she had said that at a stop =
> sign on the way to work & the peddle went to the floor. I had notice =
> lately it would seem to be going lower on the floor , but never all the =
> way. It's got 10k miles & abs system. I had been watching the fluid & it =
> OK ,always full. I do all my own oil changes with Mobil 1, never needed =
> much. So I never had brought to the dealer. Any idea what it could cause =
> this type of thing ?


Failed master cylinder.

> Would it be OK to bring it to the dealer ?


Hell yeah.

> Also =
> would the dealer make good on like say mastercylinder. Would it still be =
> under warranty ? Bought it new !


On a two year old car!? Fuck yes, if for no other reason than to
avoid the lawsuit should you not be able to stop and kill some
little kid.


> Wondering what the dealer would tell =
> me, I have all the slips for the oil changes. Help if this problem ever =
> happen to you. Thanks..



The engine oil has nothing to do with the brakes. If you shot
holes in the cylinder head, the car should still be able to stop.

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Old 08-24-2007, 10:14 AM
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"odyssey" wrote in message news:zlszi.59451$GO6.14771@newsfe21.lga...
Greetings ,

My wife & I have a '05 impreza RS wagon, she had said that at a stop
sign on the way to work & the peddle went to the floor. I had notice
lately it would seem to be going lower on the floor , but never all
the way. It's got 10k miles & abs system. I had been watching the
fluid & it OK ,always full. I do all my own oil changes with Mobil 1,
never needed much. So I never had brought to the dealer. Any idea what
it could cause this type of thing ? Would it be OK to bring it to the
dealer ? Also would the dealer make good on like say mastercylinder.
Would it still be under warranty ? Bought it new ! Wondering what the
dealer would tell me, I have all the slips for the oil changes. Help
if this problem ever happen to you. Thanks..


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