Brake bleeder?
Got my speed bleeder on my car, after couple times of bleeding, brake padel still really soft and low, any idea? I followed all-data front left, front right, rear right and rear left.
Should I bleed with cap close or open?
Should I bleed with cap close or open?
Originally Posted by owenxguo,May 20 2007, 12:54 PM
Got my speed bleeder on my car, after couple times of bleeding, brake padel still really soft and low, any idea? I followed all-data front left, front right, rear right and rear left.
Should I bleed with cap close or open?
Should I bleed with cap close or open?
How many miles does your car have? Could possibly be the brake MC going too.
Originally Posted by owenxguo,May 20 2007, 04:54 PM
Got my speed bleeder on my car, after couple times of bleeding, brake padel still really soft and low, any idea? I followed all-data front left, front right, rear right and rear left.
Should I bleed with cap close or open?
Should I bleed with cap close or open?
The first time I flushed my brakes I had air(?) trapped in the ABS housing. s2ki told me to engage the ABS system in order to work it out. There is a thread on here somewhere about it.
Originally Posted by ericshun,Apr 11 2007, 01:05 AM
and then in that time you just have to keep cleaning up the brake fluid going everywhere >_<
its not like its very easy to adjust either
nice thread , those speed bleeders seem interesting.
so what do u mean tighten it until it seats? like the bottom of the screw meets the caliper surface?
one main question i would like to ask is are they prone to leaking? would really like to order 1 set but guess its too late since i have a track day in 2 days time
so what do u mean tighten it until it seats? like the bottom of the screw meets the caliper surface?
one main question i would like to ask is are they prone to leaking? would really like to order 1 set but guess its too late since i have a track day in 2 days time
damn really confusing, tried again and again, pedal still way too low. I'v tried put stock screws back, but still same thing.
system no leaking anywhere, engaged ABS, no work.
any idea?
system no leaking anywhere, engaged ABS, no work.
any idea?
You have to bleed again after engaging ABS, which just gets the air our of the ABS unit. So you probably still have air in the lines now.
I just ordered a set of speedbleeders for my formula. I like them.
I just ordered a set of speedbleeders for my formula. I like them.







