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Evansmount

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Ok, So here is where I am on this.

My powermaster took a crap on me (Surprise) and I pieced together the vacuum kit myself. I got the master/booster combo (all parts new) from a 1987 Monte Carlo SS , dual diaphram. Kirbans vacuum block, and the Brake pedal from a 1979 El Camino. It feels squishy, and the pedal sits low, and won't return all the way up to the brake switches. I'm at a loss, what did I do wrong here?

Wrong pedal perhaps?
 
Were you sure to bench bleed the master cylinder completely first & then do a complete brake system bleeding?

I’m not sure if a ‘79 brake pedal is the same(hole location) as later pedals.

If the pedal is correct, I’d make sure that you’ve bled everything correctly.
 
The soft pedal issue isn't caused by the pedal choice.. There's something else going on.
 
You sure it's mounted in the bracket correctly? I thought I did and it wasn't. Wasn't through the bolt😱 Fixed it and with all the bleeding I did trying to fix it once it was correct the pedal felt great and I could lock up the fronts. I dropped the whole bracket down, mounted the pedal I put it back in. So much easier than trying to mount the pedal with the bracket installed.
 
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