CaptainDoogles

i have a 92 honda civic dx. im having problems with the brakes. the pedal goes down almost to the floor to stop. ive replaced the front rotors all around pads, all the brake lines, master cylinder, porportion value, i think almost everything but drums. ive bleed the system like 5 times since i replaced everything this summer. i have like 1 inch to 1.5 inches of play in the pedal till it starts to stop. everyone has told me to rebleed and the pedal gets hard but when i turn the car on it drops back down. ive tried bleeding with the key on and off thinking it might be something electric butt its not. when you just pump up the brakes (key not on) to get the pressure up its hard but not as hard i as i think it should be. it still goes down a was. ive asked everyone i can thing of and they tell me it the bleeding. ive done the far to close to master, front driver to back pass, to back drive to front pass. some one please help. im goin mad over this. thanx.

EP3_05

Not the correct forum but let me help you. I had the same problem and I bleed everything correctly and it still was happening. I had flushed the fluid a couple years earlier and had no problem bleeding the system but this time for some reason I couldn't get the air out.

Did you bench bleed the master cylinder before installing it?

One option (what I did) is to take it somewhere and have it bled. This fixed my problem and cost next to nothing.

EL Vap133

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