mt6127 |
11-28-2018 10:36 PM |
not sure how a brake pedal sensor replacement would cause that to happen unless there's an adjustment for the pedal height. Did you look to see if anything is binding the pedal arm's action? did you go back to the shop who did the work to see if they can inspect what they did?
As you your other comments, sometimes when the booster goes you can hear hissing. If you have air in the brake lines (changing the sensor wouldn't open up the system so its not related) usually you can pump up the pressure with a few quick pumps to change the feel. Other causes for a hard brake pedal could be a vacuum pump issue or the vaccuum lines feeding the booster, or possibly a problem with the master - but again nothing changing a pedal sensor would cause.
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