Recommendation for brake work
Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2019 10:17 am
Max
The brakes start off soft after what you've done and a good indication of caliper problems comes as the brake pedal tension increases. Probably not air in the lines.
John
I use a plastic one way flow valve in my princess auto bleed bottle, looping the tubing up to the bleed bottle. You can see the air bubbles as they bleed out, flowing up through the fluid. It's a solo effort with a one way flow valve.
Still hectic, pumping the brake pedal with the engine running, watching the master cyl so you don't run out of fluid or overfill the brake bleed cup. LOL there's plenty of fluid on my garage floor.
I pump the pedal with a piece of 1x2 from outside the drivers window so I avoid climbing in the van. It's a lot easier that way.
That is a nice bleeder but I'm too cheap to buy one. Mine was from an aspirating bulb.
My late boss said "a lazy man find the easiest way to do a job."
Wayne
The brakes start off soft after what you've done and a good indication of caliper problems comes as the brake pedal tension increases. Probably not air in the lines.
John
I use a plastic one way flow valve in my princess auto bleed bottle, looping the tubing up to the bleed bottle. You can see the air bubbles as they bleed out, flowing up through the fluid. It's a solo effort with a one way flow valve.
Still hectic, pumping the brake pedal with the engine running, watching the master cyl so you don't run out of fluid or overfill the brake bleed cup. LOL there's plenty of fluid on my garage floor.
I pump the pedal with a piece of 1x2 from outside the drivers window so I avoid climbing in the van. It's a lot easier that way.
That is a nice bleeder but I'm too cheap to buy one. Mine was from an aspirating bulb.
My late boss said "a lazy man find the easiest way to do a job."
Wayne