Cardone Select 13 2352 Master Cylinder Review

Nothing to like. It worked for several days, then it started to flow in the area of the rubber seal under the tank. I can't return it, I threw away the old one. Now I need it for the kernel. The bad part is not trusting

Product container seals leaking, will not inflate to OEM standard pedal level. The pedal is not hard but very soft and low. Followed the install instructions to bleed the bench, felt solid, tried to bleed the car, couldn't get the pedal to harden. Checked for air in the lines - nothing. Will be returning this item.

VERY disgusting! Well the first one I got was leaking in the front so they sent me a replacement after they bled it and installed it in the truck which worked fine for about 20 miles now the brakes were hitting the floor! It's absolutely gross, I have to do it over and over again. I'd rather spend 100 euros on a product that actually works than keep changing it and playing with brake fluid!

Installed on my truck on September 6, 2019 and noticed a leak under the front reservoir bushing for the first few weeks and then early December while sitting in the car, my pedal suddenly fell on the floor and my brake light came on and I had no brake pedal at all. I had to apply the parking brake to keep the car stationary. I want a refund and based on the reviews for this product, it should be removed from Revain. I can't figure out how to contact the seller.

I have seen previous reviews and previous reviews mentioned that they are starting to leak. I went ahead and ordered thinking they had done something wrong. I checked mine just a few days ago and it's leaking under the bottom gasket. It should be the pressure that causes it when applying breaks. Definitely a design flaw! I will continue to monitor the issue, see if I can stop the leak and decide whether to return it or not? But now. 2 stars. Not good little trouble.

When it comes to master cylinders the choices are limited but the one that fits my 1990 Chevy K2500 is #8 on the bestseller list. Before you buy any of these you need to know which one to buy and for my truck it was the JB6 brake code. To find the correct code you will need to check the 'parts identification' sticker on your car and then check the codes online to see which of these numbers corresponds to the master cylinder. The sticker on my car was in the glove box (or glove box). storage…