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So i painted my calipers, systems dry, trying to blee the lines to get new fluid in. Can't seem to get it, tried twice around and the pedal is still spongy/mooshy (sp?) but it does stop and uis much ebtter now than before. I did the standard to man bleeding system w/ my dad who's a former mechanic. We just cant get these things to bite any hard enough any higher than the FLOOR! Can somebody chime in?
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hmmm.....
I've never experienced this before, but I have heard of people getting some air in their master cylinder.
Did you guys make sure that the master was full at all times when you bled them?
I had the wife sit in my car, told her to mash the brake pedal down and I bled the furthest from the master 1st, then before she would let go of the brake pedal I would tighten up bleeder screw to avoid air from seeping in.
Took my about 30 to 45 minutes, didn't have any problesm after that.
I've never experienced this before, but I have heard of people getting some air in their master cylinder.
Did you guys make sure that the master was full at all times when you bled them?
I had the wife sit in my car, told her to mash the brake pedal down and I bled the furthest from the master 1st, then before she would let go of the brake pedal I would tighten up bleeder screw to avoid air from seeping in.
Took my about 30 to 45 minutes, didn't have any problesm after that.
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What about the ABS module? is that a possibility since the car sat without fluid for about half a week, or could that make it a Master Cyl. problem for sure? Where are the ABS modules?