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This could be a number of things: A leaking brake line, a blown master cylinder, a blown seal on a caliper or a blown wheel cylinder on a drum brake, however, the last two you are likely to feel the brake in the vehicle lock up when you try to stop.

Agreed, all true. But the most common reason is low fluid level in master cylinder or air in brake lines

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