My first step in troubleshooting this problem (1) Pump the brake padel a few times and hold with moderate pressure on the padel....if the padel holds still, just adjust the rear brake. If the padel gradually creep to the floor...replace the master cylinder...(you will need to bleed the system of air if the master cylinder is replaced or if any brake line is broken.
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I had the same problem. Make sure the slider bolts in both front calipers are lubricated and actually slide. These bolts are cheap; there are 2 on each caliper - replace them all. "Bleed" the brakes.
You have to check your master cylinder, pump your brake several times and hold it, see if is going down to the bottom, if does, the master cylinder is wrong, check the brake pressure hose, maybe you have some air in your brake lines, be sure you have enough brake fluid
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had brakes pads changed,then storage bottle on servo, still excessive pedal movement
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