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also, i adjusted the brakes then i drove it for a day. Then i rebled the rear brakes. I refilled the fluid to the max line and drove it around for another few days with no leaks. Now it just started leaking out of the cap.

The pedal goes down too far and I have push real hard to stop. But while im stopping if i give it a pump it will bring the pedal back up and the braking takes less force with my foot. I hope that makes sense.

The pedal is hard to push until i give it a quick pump. Then it feels much better. Also its leaking out of the cap not the back of the master cylinder.

So I posted this a week back. http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/121883-01-4runner-low-brake-pedal.html So i adjusted the brakes and it didn't really help. So i decided to bleed them again... and again, no help. I drove it for a few days after and the brakes acted the same. Low pedal...

Thanks for the input guys! So do i just use a flat head to adjust them on the back of the backing plates??

Ok thanks! Anything I should know about adjusting them??

My 01 4runner has a low brake pedal. When im coming to a stop i can give them a quick pump and they feel fine then. The pads are ok and i just bled the brakes. Still have a low pedal. Master cylinder?? Rear drums need adjusting?? Thanks!