Bleeding the brakes
Ok so i have an 86 that i bought for $300 and have fixed a few things to make road worthy. I recently replaced the master cylinder and brake booster. I have started to bleed the brakes according to the manual and using the typical mechanical knowledge that i have. The brakes are not bled all the way.
i'm wondering if there is any faster way or any tricks of the trade. This is my first foreign car as i have had mustangs all my life.
i'm wondering if there is any faster way or any tricks of the trade. This is my first foreign car as i have had mustangs all my life.
bump for a cool dude thats finally getting into a import :-) haha, give it a lil bit, your 2nd gen isn't the most pop prelude, so you gotta wait for someone that has had one or worked on em'
Thanks. I have already did that. No leaks found. Guess i just need to perform the same steps until its good. The rear ones don't bleed much though. Just wondering if there was a faster way or anything i'm forgetting as this is my first import car. But any help is much appreciated.
ok so guess it just took a little more patience and some muscle. Thanks for all input. The brakes are finnaly right. Took the car for a drive and its not too bad. I might just like this car.
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