1996 GMC C1500 brake pedal leaking down

If you have a brake pedal that slowly goes to the floor, you either have a bad MC or a leak. Since you replaced the master cylender, there has to be a leak. Have you checked rear wheel cylenders for seapage? Have you checked all rubber brake hoses and steel lines for leaks? Are the rear brakes properly adjusted so as to not over extend the wheel cyenders?

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Hi hooterman10, Welcome to 2carpros and TY for the donation.

If there's no leakage anywhere could be the ABS unit or the master cylinder again is leaking internally thru seals/cups-investigate

whaen bleeding brakes should truck be running or off?

Try both ways if it still sinking and no leak- rear properly adjusted I'll lean towards the MC

still getting air out of driver rear could the power booster be failing? bled the line at the ABS no air . when pumping brakes to bleed them many air bubbles popping up in master resevour

To confrim the brake booster is working -pump the brake a few times hold it in and start the vehicle the pedal should move down a lil.

Sounds like the master cylinder is gone if you are properly bleeding the brakes

ok pumped the brakes and held then started truck pedal goes down pretty far then leaks on down

Replace the master cylinder

when I pump the brakes with the engine off it leaks down also. Is it common two get 2 master cyllinders bad in a row?

Okay lets try this bleed the MC and then the ABS unit and all the wheels from RR/LR/RF/LF-

No its not common -but could happened

ok that did not work . am going to change MC and booster tommorow will see if that works

Not common, but it does happen. If there are no leaks, fluid has to be bypassing the seals in the master cylender. You may want to try a different brand.

ok new booster and still leaking down going with a brand new MC tommorow. Is there anyway this could be my ABS unit it is a Kelsey Hayes?