Brakes
I just replaced my master cylinder and rear wheel cylinders bled the brakes and there is no leak that I can see not sure what to check next and my brake pedal still goes to the floor. My car is a 1990 civic sedan
Last edited by Jerry77; Apr 29, 2022 at 12:40 AM.
Did you measure and compare the piston depth inside the bore of then new master cylinder and compare it to the original and adjust the push rod on the pedal assembly leaving .02 gap between its contact point?
That or you could still have air in the lines. If you get the speed bleeders and use the hose connected to the nipple going into a jar, it makes bleeding a breeze.
That or you could still have air in the lines. If you get the speed bleeders and use the hose connected to the nipple going into a jar, it makes bleeding a breeze.
Last edited by Maxcapacity; Apr 29, 2022 at 01:04 PM.
Also check your brake shoe contact. Pull on the ebrake and if it comes up all the way you just need to remove the rubber grommet on the back of the guard of the drum at the top and inside is the adjuster you flick up and click while rotating the drum until the brakes just start making contact with the ebrake off
Make sure to bleed each line in the correct order aswell..
Make sure to bleed each line in the correct order aswell..
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