Brake Fluid, need help
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Brake Fluid, need help So I have the whole car up on jackstands and Im working on the RR tire. I have Earl's solo bleeders and earl's brake lines. Do I replace the old bleeder valve with earl's bleeders, then what pump the brake pedal while refilling the master cylinder? I plan on changing my rotors and painting my calipers so what's the first step I should do. Remove the whole caliper and bracket? Im a rookie and I know some air bubbles came out this is also my first job so Im sure it wont be close to perfect but I would like to be assured my brakes will work after... any easier way of doing this since I will be removing everything.
I emptied out the old brake fluid with a syphone pump then without opening the bleeder valve I did pump the brake, does this mean I got air in the ABS?
THanks.
I emptied out the old brake fluid with a syphone pump then without opening the bleeder valve I did pump the brake, does this mean I got air in the ABS?
THanks.
Re: Brake Fluid, need help Is there ANY fluid in the master cylinder reservoir?
If not, you might be hosed ...
Doesn't mean the ABS module has air in it, but you might have some in the master cylinder. If so, a bench bleed is in order.
If not, you might be hosed ...
Doesn't mean the ABS module has air in it, but you might have some in the master cylinder. If so, a bench bleed is in order.
Re: Brake Fluid, need help If your master was dry for any length of time youve messed up already. Please say that you just continually flushed bottles throug. The earls bleedes replace the ones that are on there now.
