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Old Mar 7, 2010 | 01:07 PM
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Default civic brake calipers

im wondering if my calipers on my eg are no good.....


i change my rotors and pads and also bought Brake Caliper Kit from autozone and got that changed to about less dan 2 weaks ago ..i bearly travel far ....when im braking its sounds sorta like a spongy noise slash squick its hard to explain but im 100% sure its coming from the driver side brakes


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Old Mar 7, 2010 | 01:23 PM
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Default Re: civic brake calipers

anytime you replace your calipers (or remove your brake hose), you introduce air into your brake system; which results in spongy pedal feel

did you bleed your brakes after you replaced the calipers, pads & rotors?

if not, pick up some brake fluid, follow bleed sequence listed below. keep your eye on the master cylinder, don't let it go dry & keep it filled w/ brake fluid

Originally Posted by BrakeExpert
For those of you with a soggy brake pedal after caliper installation, here is the CORRECT bleeding sequence:

Bleed the brakes Right Rear, Left Front, Left Rear, Right Front. You do not go farthest to closest with Hondas.

Always bench bleed the Master cylinder when replacing the master cylinder, ABS unit, or proportioning valve.
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