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Jcooper 08-12-2017 12:51 PM

Discovery 2 hard brake pedal
 
Hi. Just changed the fuel pressure regulator on my 01 TD5 disco. While driving after I had to stand on the brake pedal to stop. The brakes work fine at speed! I've checked the vacuum hose at idle; 18" pressure. So doesn't seem to be pump problem. No fluid leaks from master cylinder. I'm seriously stuck! Any help greatly appreciated.

freedisco 08-13-2017 05:38 PM

welcome. How does the pedal feel with truck stopped. That is, is it something that happens with motion?

Jcooper 08-17-2017 03:26 AM

The pedal seems very hard when engine
 

Originally Posted by freedisco (Post 616044)
welcome. How does the pedal feel with truck stopped. That is, is it something that happens with motion?

Hi, it seems to be very hard when the engine is off. The pedal does sink about 5-10mm when starting. The higher speed that I do, the better the brakes. I can't find any vacuum leaks. Could it be a faulty check valve on the vacuum hose? The servo/booster doesn't hold pressure overnight. Doing the fuel pressure regulator was awkward to say the least, it's got to be something I've knocked or moved while changing it. Thanks for the reply btw.

freedisco 08-23-2017 09:05 AM

Um. huh. If you changed the fuel pressure regulator, did that raise the engine idle? If the engine is running fast, that will make for a hard-to-stop situation.... Hope you already got it fixed!


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