Riknos

Hi All,

I changed my brake fluid last week and decided to use the 'gravity' method that I read on here so much about and everyone raves on about... and now my brakes are spongy and crap?

What gives? I used almost a whole litre of brake fluid, followed the correct order, but still spongy.

Did some reading on here and found the "leave brake pedal depressed over night" tip - so will try that and see if it works.

Anyone had good luck with pressure bleeders on the s2k?

engifineer

I have never used the gravity method on any car, so I cant speak to it. Did not want to wait a day to do a simple brake bleed. Have always used the two person or a pressure bleeder on all my cars.

S2GARAGENYC

I always gravity bleed my S2000, and I have never had a better feeling brake pedal on any car.

Billman250

jaor.s2k

^^I agree with Billman.

I use the gravity bleed method and works perfectly.

Silkyjohnson

This

While time consuming(I had done mine cold while on jack stands over the winter doing a bunch of other things), it was totally worth it. Best feeling brake pedal of any car Ive had

freq

Silly comment.

Doesn't take "a day". Can be done while doing other work on the car. Doesn't take a second person which isn't always available and doubles your man hours.

engifineer

It takes longer than doing it without pressure on the line, so its not "silly". I was not being literal so obviously it does not take all day.

I use a pressure bleeder, no second person needed, comes out perfect every time and I dont accidentally walk away and let the reservoir get too low and pull air in Pressure bleeder cost me less than $100 and I have used it on all my cars.

kukudm

I'm just wondering if gravity method will work for other cars that are using DOT3/DOT4 fluid?

Riknos