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Dale I guess you have a P30 chassis. The problem you have may be due to some small amount of water in your system.If it were my coach I would install the new type bleeders on the calipers. Then open up master cylinder top and remove as much fluid as I could with a turkey baster, Then bleed cylinders and flush in new brake fluid.Keep the cylinder full or half full when when flushing.Don't let it get low or will suck in air.The trouble in city hard braking is not much air is moving around rotors to keep things cool.Things start heating up fast.At highway speeds lots of air moving around rotors to cool them.If your coach is a P30 I think most master cylinders are still in back of drivers side front wheel.A real PITA to get to. Then its behind a metal cover about 4 bolts to remove to get off.Just look up behind front wheel and should see access hole in cover.Tra the new fluid first but if goes to floor again my need new master cyl. Good Luck Mike |
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