2003 Ford F150 Spongy brakes?
Been having spongy brakes in my f150. When I say that, the pedal slowly goes to the floor at stops, have to pump brakes to get back pressure coming to stops. I've changed the master cylinder, brake booster, and bled it multiple times. Seems like they get better after bleeding, but slowly come back to being bad. Any ideas?
Re-bleed air in the line makes the pedal spongy it could be your rear brake shoes need adjustment and are allowing air to enter the system
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