2007 mustang front brakes replaced now front passenger tire is wet on back side and brake pedal is spongy and low brake fluid after putting in more brake fluid

Asked by 77puszka Feb 08, 2019 at 07:05 PM about the 2007 Ford Mustang GT Convertible RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Replaced front brakes now pedal goes to
floor. Right tire inside is wet. Put in brake fluid
still low. Brake light low fluid light is on as
well as traction control.

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FoMoCo1 answered 5 years ago

Your Mustang either has a leak at the brake line, split or leaking at the fitting that attaches the line to the caliper, or you have a brake caliper leaking fluid.

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dan answered 5 years ago

Wheel cylinders are on drum brakes. They haven't put drums on the front in decades. Fronts have disc brakes. Take the wheel off and have a buddy step on the pedal to find the leak and repair or replace the appropriate part

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