Hello, I have a 63t-bird my brakes work but i have to stand on the pedal to make the car stop. A friend said try plugging the vacuume line to booster. no change. What could the problem be?

Hello, I have a 63t-bird my brakes work but i have to stand on the pedal to make the car stop. A friend said try plugging the vacuume line to booster. no change. What could the problem be? 2 Answers

When I start my car in the morning, the engine seems to have a misfire, but when the engine warms up the misfire stops. What could cause this. 3 Answers

Replaced spark plugs, plug wires, distributor cap, rotor, intake gaskets, and ignition coil. When I take off a plug wire from the distributor, I see scratch-like markings on the terminal.

I have recently aquired a 1963 T-Bird that runs OK and looks good. BUT, the brake pedal is as hard as rocks to push on (need both feet to stop, at best) to get the the car stoped. Where should I start, and what could be the fix? Or, what publication would be available for troubleshooting, not necessarily a repair manuel (althoughthat may help for part removal and replacement) i want to know what likely is the problem. 5 Answers

Hard as hell brake pedal resistance, brakes do not seem to drag.

I have a dead battery in my 2002 t-bird. How do I open the trunk for access to the battery? 3 Answers

After storing my car for about 6 weeks the battery died. The trunk opens with an electrical solenoid. There is no key on the trunk. Is there a place to use jumpers under the hood?

2003 Ford Thunderbird ,I bought this new ,it has 72,000 miles on it.my problem is that while at a car was,in line, the brake pedal went to the floor, did bump other car ,also happened two years ago , 1 Answer

the pedal dose not seem to as high as it used to be.the only brake work done is front brake pads,I suspect its the master cylinder,what do you think...