lilian_williams1
Renault Master Brake Pedal Feedback
Summary of the thread
The conversation centers on a 2017 Renault Master electric experiencing strange brake pedal feedback, with a noted low brake fluid level. Despite checking for visible leaks, none were found, raising concerns about potential causes. Suggestions include worn brakes or an internal issue with the master cylinder, possibly due to a failing seal. The recommended solution is to have a professional inspection and repair, as the problem may require specialized attention.
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lilian_williams1 (community.author)
Interesting, thanks for sharing. How did you figure out the master cylinder was the issue? Did you have any other symptoms?
luisefeuer3
Well, a mechanic suggested it as the fluid was mysteriously disappearing. It wasn't a cheap fix. But honestly, at that point, I decided it was probably time to just send the Peugeot to a workshop and let them deal with it. Turned out my suspicion was correct.
lilian_williams1 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice! I was hoping it wasn't the master cylinder. Sounds like a trip to the shop is in order. I'll get them to check the brakes too, though, maybe it is just wear and tear. I'll let you know how it goes. They quoted 480€ for the repair.
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luisefeuer3
Hey, I had a similar issue with my old Peugeot 308. Brake pedal felt weird, and the fluid was low. I couldn't see any leaks either. Are you sure it's not the master cylinder? Maybe a seal is going bad internally?