Brake Master Cylinder Problems of Chevrolet S10

Year 2003 Chevrolet s-10 pickup has a defect in the brake tubing. Very dangerous as brakes fail. For the last 3 years I have experienced brakes failing 3 times. The first 2 times the shop replaced a full tube from the master cylinder to the wheel. Now I have a new failure. . I suggest a recall to assist me and others with this very dangerous and expensive problem. The brake lines must have been manufactured with inferior material that tends to rust out in eastern areas where salt is used on the roads.

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Braking for deer at night experiencing total master cylinder failure, ie, brake petal going down to floor board after initial small resistance. After avoiding deer the brake petal would go to floor with no resistance. No brake fluid loss. Reservoir full.

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The number of failures is an approximate number because the brakes have given me problems from the day after I brought the truck home until the day my husband wrecked. The approximate dollar amount of damage is yet to be determined, however both vehicles in the accident will probably be totaled. I had the truck in the dealership many times and was always told there was nothing wrong with my brakes. Once they rebuilt my master cylinder just to saisfy me, although it did not fix the problem.

Anti-lock brakes are not working properly. No warning lights come on. When brake pedal is pressed hard, the vehicle does not stop well and a loud noise is heard from the lmaster cylinder area.

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Ea94038, abs braking system malfunctioned, brake pedal went to the floor, causing extended stopping distance which resulted in a crash. Also, dealer replaced master cylinder. Please provide further information.

Vehicle was serviced 4-3-99 and brake fluid level ok; sudden failure, not previous problem; repair cost of $690 included replacement of defective wheel speed sensor and master cylinder assembly.

Abs brakes; when applying the brakes in normal conditions, the pedal goes to the floor and the brakes fail to stop the vehicle. Consumer states the booster and master cylinder was replaced and everything was okay.

Abs brake problems; intermittently when applying the brakes under normal braking conditions, the pedal travels to the floorbroad and there is no braking ability. Once pumping the brakes 2 to 3 times the brakes built back up. Even though the dealer could not duplicate the problem, the master cylinder was replaced on Dec 4, 1997 and the abs 60/40 modulator valve on Dec. 5, 1997. Owner still experiencing braking problems.

When applying the brakes the pedal will go to the floor, and the brakes would become hard. While making a hard right, the brakes went to the floor, causing the vehicle to collide. The dealer has replaced the master cylinder.