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Problem Reports » Brake Master Cylinder May Need Replacing at 125,000 Miles
Toyota Land Cruiser
Report: Brake Master Cylinder May Need Replacing at 125,000 Miles
Toyota Land Cruiser Problem
Model Years Affected: 1995, 1996, 1997
Verified
At 125,000-150,000 miles, the Brake Master Cylinder may need replacing. When replacing the master cylinder, it is critical to adjust the brake pedal to master cylinder pushrod clearance or the brakes can drag and overheat.
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