ok so my brake pedal isnt firm anymore. i had the brakes blead and still it goes to the floor. So i switched out the master cylander and it was better but still went to the floor very easily. And once stopped the vehicle would slowly start creeping forward. so i thought somewhere i had missed a bubble in the system, took it to my trusted shop and they blead the lines. it was a little better but now its the same problem. Im thinking i got a bad master cylander. anyone have an idea?

 

If it's the same with a new master cylinder odds are it is something else.
Not sure on the system, but there may be a check valve in the ABS pump that is letting fluid by. If it has a piece of dirt under it you may clear it by activating the ABS. Find some ice or snow (should be easy in CO) make it skid a while and the pulsing should blow any crap from under a check valve.

 

well it was the master cylander. brakes are solid now. took a couple sessions of bleeding to get it perfect but im happy with it. thanks for the idea though.

 

Yay! If you want race car brakes (I don't) you could always try swapping in an MR2 master cylinder & vacuum assist too. Their pedal isn't as progressive as ours.

 

i just like having a firm pedal.
so lets see

highlander Alernator
mr2 limited slip diff
mr2 master cylander with vac assist
front strut bar from solara