How do I replace a master cylinder on a 1995 Ford Escort?
Replacing the master cylinder in a 1995 Ford Escort is a simple task that will help to increase your braking power. The master cylinder eventually will leak and cause the brakes not to function correctly. If you see that the master cylinder is losing fluid, it’s time to replace it. Replacement of the master cylinder does not take long. The hardest part is bleeding the brake lines once it is done.Removing the Master CylinderOpen the hood for access to the master cylinder. The cylinder is located on the driver’s side of the engine compartment. Disconnect all the brake lines with a crescent wrench and pull the lines away from the master cylinder. Plug the holes where the brake lines were installed with a rag to prevent brake fluid from leaking out. The master cylinder is held on by two bolts that are mounted to the brake booster. Unscrew those bolts with a socket wrench. This will free the master cylinder. Pull it away from the car. Twist the cap at the top of the cylinder off. Pour the b
