RENAULT 19 BRAKE PUMP

I have an R19 93 Full Motor 1.7 (the French) and I would like to know if the vasto that leaves the servo brake and that acts (pushes) the pump has some type of regulator, that is to say if you can give it a record to have more pedal. Thank you very much.

Hello friend, that rum is regulated to give the right light to the attack on the brake pump piston, it carries a 1mm light between vastago and piston, unless it has an exaggerated light of there I do not see that you have a low pedal problem, check if it has air in the circuit and if you do not check the tapes that are not spent, tell us that you discover, a hug.

Hello friend, I tell you what my question is. To my R19 I did the brakes in its entirety, I changed the front discs to new and original with their respective pills, the Caliper were in very good condition and it was not necessary to repair them. Behind I rectified the bells and change the skates for those of the corresponding measure and also change the wheel cylinders by originals. After assembling everything and purging the entire circuit several times I could not make the brake pedal up, that is, the car brakes well but the pedal goes down to half of its route before starting to stop. I resort to this forum because I had finished the ideas of what the problem can be. From now on to all those who can give me a hand. Thank you.