StolenTeg

I have air in my brake line right now, only a tiny little parts of it have air. I can drive around town for the whole day and the break would be fine but everytime i back up and went to brake, it would goes to the floor and if i pump it 2-3 times, pressure is back to normal.

I try and bleed the clutch about 3/4 of the small bottle of the brake fluid and thought i fixed the problem but it still there. How would i know when i got rid of that air? I only bled one the driver side of the caliper. Do i need to do all four?


Modified by StolenTeg at 2:20 AM 9/6/2006

CantThinkOfAScreenName

It would be wise to bleed all four, start from the caliper farthest away from the Master Cylinder and work your way around, make sure you keep the M/C full of fluid or youll be doing it again. Remember that Brake fluid attracts moisture so be wary of how long you keep the fluid exposed to air.