having problems with the brakes
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From: Not in a Submarine.
Re: having problems with the brakes (vince37)
1- Have someone get in the car and pump up the brakes, 5-10 GOOD pumps. Have them HOLD the pedal in.
2- Crack open the brake fluid bleeder and out comes Air/Fluid.
3- Tighten the bleeder back down, Repeat one more time. (you may have to add fluid while bleeding)
Do this at every wheel, Add new fluid when you're done.
2- Crack open the brake fluid bleeder and out comes Air/Fluid.
3- Tighten the bleeder back down, Repeat one more time. (you may have to add fluid while bleeding)
Do this at every wheel, Add new fluid when you're done.
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From: Jax, FL
Re: having problems with the brakes (Froth)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Froth »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">1- Have someone get in the car and pump up the brakes, 5-10 GOOD pumps. Have them HOLD the pedal in.
2- Crack open the brake fluid bleeder and out comes Air/Fluid.
3- Tighten the bleeder back down, Repeat one more time. (you may have to add fluid while bleeding)
Do this at every wheel, Add new fluid when you're done.</TD></TR></TABLE>
This is correct, just make sure that you tighten the bleeder back down after you get a steady flow of brake fluid and there is absolutely no air left in the line.
2- Crack open the brake fluid bleeder and out comes Air/Fluid.
3- Tighten the bleeder back down, Repeat one more time. (you may have to add fluid while bleeding)
Do this at every wheel, Add new fluid when you're done.</TD></TR></TABLE>
This is correct, just make sure that you tighten the bleeder back down after you get a steady flow of brake fluid and there is absolutely no air left in the line.
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