ok well here is the problem. yesterday when i was driving home my car didnt want to stop, so i check my brake lines for air today. i start in the right rear brake and bleed it out, nothing seemed to come out, but a little bit of air with really no pressure behind. but my wife says there is no to little pressure in the brakes when she pumped them. could this be my master brake cylinder or my brake booster that could be messed up? or i just have a S**T load of air in my brake system?????

 

Was the reservoir full when you bled the brakes?

 

yeah it was full. talked to a buddy of mine and he says that it is most likely my brake booster or my MBC. so hopefully that is the problem, but dont mind getting more input

 

Pump the brake at least 3 times then hold the pedal down with the car off. While holding the pedal down turn the car on, the brake pedal should go down if not you have a bad booster or a bad Valve on the booster. To check the Master Cly. turn the car on and pump the brakes atleast 3 times then hold the pedal down if the brake pedal fades slowly down then you have a bad Master Cly. or a leak.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GserpleaSR &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Pump the brake at least 3 times then hold the pedal down with the car off. While holding the pedal down turn the car on, the brake pedal should go down if not you have a bad booster or a bad Valve on the booster. To check the Master Cly. turn the car on and pump the brakes atleast 3 times then hold the pedal down if the brake pedal fades slowly down then you have a bad Master Cly. or a leak.</TD></TR></TABLE>
did both of those ways of checking out my brakes, but thanks anyways so now this just made sure that i have a bad brake booster and MC. i made sure all the nipples on the calipers were tight and secure too. but im going to look into it more, the weather was getting ugly and cold and today it is raining