Help w/ master cyclinders,brakes all that junk

Jordantyler
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Well my brakes went out in my jeep. The brake stick to the floor so i was told it was prolly the master cyclinder, so i was thinkin if i buy a master cyclinder and replace it and bleed the brakes ? cuz its gonna cost like 300 bucks to get it fixed //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crying.gif.ec0ebefe590df0251476573bc49e46d8.gif Has anyone done this before if so is it very hard i know its sticky and messy but i rather spend time doing this then payin alot of cash when i know i can do it myself

Also when u buy a master cyclinder For ur car, when i look up it on ebay its like master cyclinder 93-01 for example does it not have to be the exact model of ur car

i have a jeep grand Cherokee 1994

any advice or suggestions would be great

Thanks

Jordan

 
If you dont' know what you're doing, just pay someone else to do it. Brakes are not something to mess around with. That said, replacing the master cylinder seems pretty easy if you have any skills with cars.

 
Thanks for the reply i know some things bout the cars i do know how to bleed the brakes i just dont wanna mess with the master cyclinder part but, i have a lot of people that do know alot bout brakes and such but wouldnt it be alot cheaper than payin like 300 bucks to get it fixed

 
If you know somebody that's good with cars and you trust them, why not see if they can help you out? I had the master cylinder go bad on my car a couple weeks ago and I paid $260 just for the part. But brakes are not something to mess around with.

 
see i think its that too cuz in the brake fluid thingys there both full so idk, any way i can check to make sure it is the master cyclindeR? cuz this jeep is not moving at all lol

 
good choice i would take advantage if you have the money at the moment and have a mechanic replace your mastercylinder
thats probably the best bet, if you're a little unsure it sometimes pays to go with a mechanic, with something important like the brakes its probably better to be extra sure/safe.

 
Just spend the cash. When replacing the master cylinder, you have to bench bleed it, install it, bleed all 4 brakes and on some models you have to do a 4 way abs bleed that can only be done with a handheld. (OBD, OBD2 and so on). Don't skimp on the brakes.

 
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