looney662

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So I got my rotors, pads, and SS lines on a GD on the forum. Installed the rotors, pads and 1 SS line (Got dark couldn't see a thing ! Ok here's my problem when I step on the brake pedals it is nice and hard, but when I turn on my engine all the pressure is gone ! So right now I don't have any brakes my emergency brakes work that's it! Help me out guys!

looney662

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Also when i hit the brake pedals i hear a clicking noise at my AT shifter! Is this another problem?

Tuna

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you got air in ur brake lines.. put on all the ss lines on first then have someone help u bleed ur brakes.. you could do it urself but it might take some time.. i dont know about the clickin sound, but when u have no pressure that almost always means air in the brake lines..

MaxEffect414

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The noise is normal in your shifter and you have air in the line, you have to bleed the brakes.

Trance

looney662

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Thank's alot guys! I have been searching on honda-tech.com and found the same answers (I am going to get for this)I think I did a really really bad job on bleeding the brakes.

fisher01

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Unless you have the special tools to bleed the brakes by yourself, bleeding the brakes is a 2 person job. One to press down the pedal while the other person opens and closes the bleeder screw.

d_hammmer

If you have an Auto, the clicking noise is a relay.

The relay is used to check that you have your foot on the brake before it will allow you to shift out of PARK

looney662

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Thanks for all the replys! I just fixed it, bad bleeding job! The car stops on a dime now !

karguy

No that is the shift interlock and is normal!