rear brakes arent working
Well fluid does have to travel farther to get to the rear, are you sure you bled them enough?
Maybe go to an auto parts store and get a mighty vac, pump it to a good vacuum, then try
Bleeding 1 more time.
Also for bleeding, I find it more efficient to press in brake, open brake nipple, close brake nipple, then release the brake.
And also do not pump the brake pedal, you will turn a couple of large bubbles into hundreds of
Smaller bubbles and the smaller the bubble the harder it is to get out.
So my suggestion is to get a mighty vac, plug it in and bleed it a bit more.
Maybe go to an auto parts store and get a mighty vac, pump it to a good vacuum, then try
Bleeding 1 more time.
Also for bleeding, I find it more efficient to press in brake, open brake nipple, close brake nipple, then release the brake.
And also do not pump the brake pedal, you will turn a couple of large bubbles into hundreds of
Smaller bubbles and the smaller the bubble the harder it is to get out.
So my suggestion is to get a mighty vac, plug it in and bleed it a bit more.
Last edited by Mille Racer 69; Nov 7, 2010 at 10:21 AM.
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