Hello, i have a 96 civic ex and i notice recently that my brakes have gotten soft and slowly going to the floor so i thought i just needed to bleed the system so i bleed them and they were good and after 2 days of driving it the pedal got soft again so i assumed one of the bleeder screws that was giving me problem went bad so i replaced it and bleed the system once again today and the brakes are STILL slowly going to floor and p.s. I'm not getting any leaks so what could be the problem. Could my MC have gone bad? Thanks!

 

most likely my old sedan did the same thing i replace it and my brakes worked fine just make sure when you change it out to bleed the mc then the brakes

 

okay perfect because i just ordered a honda MC but it doesn't come with the fitting so is there any other way to bleed the MC?

 

do it threw the lines like you would threw a bleeder screw

 

lol i'm lost, I read somewhere about just using my fingers to cover the holes and pump it and also connecting it to the car and loosen each line one by one and pump the brakes til' you see fluid coming out. correct me if i'm wrong.

 

i did it by loosening the lines and pumping the brakes

 

and how do you know when your done?

 

its just like bleeding them at the caliper when you have a good steady stream your good

 

oh okay thanks bro, i'll try to install it when it arrives and i'll give you feedback

 

np man if you have any more questions feel free to pm me

 

One person technique to bench bleed MC.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3Jhbz4mVKw