Brake/clutch interaction problem

Thread starter Paul Fraser
Start date Dec 11, 2007

Paul Fraser

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Dec 11, 2007

Recently replaced all four calipers as well as the two front hoses (with Goodridge) on one of the cars as the braking was very mushy. Some improvement, and will get around to doing the two rear hoses soon (they were in a bit of an awkward position and I was running out of time).
The question is related to a brake pedal clutch interaction I get under heavy braking. If I really cane the brakes, on the subsequent gear change the clutch pedal doesn't come up from the floor fully. Is this likely to be a mechanical interaction/fowling or is it something to do with the vacuum/servo system?
1986 Lux oval dash.

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