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Just a query those of you with a diesel astra j (mine is a 2.0 auto) have you noticed brake pedal creep where if you sit with the engine running - press the pedal down hard and constantly - do you find slowly the pedal drops to the floor?
I have heard all about vacuum depletion of diesels but as I have never seen this before I was wondering if this was a common characteristic of these cars or I have a servo/ master cylinder problem
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Can't say I've noticed on mine
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probably caused by a small vacuum leak in the servo system
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So quite right - the dealer checked it over said it was normal. Apparently it is due to excessive vacuum pulling the pedal down and you'd never have this type of effect in real life. Thanks to all for the responses. Apparently it's apparent on all vauxhall cars since like 2005 odd.
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