help!! just installed new calipers.
do you have abs?? if u you do u are suppose to bleed it in a certain order.... plus when u are bleeding the brakes.. you have to press the brake slowly and hold it when its down.. not all the way.. then u close the bleeder screw... then let go the brake pedal.... do that about 3 times in the correct order then u have correctly bled the brakes.. if you did it correctly check for leaks... it helps to have 2 poeple or a vaccum gauge
If im not mistaken.. the order is driver side rear, passenger side rear, passenger side front, then driver side front... correct me if im wrong
If im not mistaken.. the order is driver side rear, passenger side rear, passenger side front, then driver side front... correct me if im wrong
Check all connections to make sure they are tight. Bleed the brakes again. If the pedal goes to the floor, the system either isn't completely sealed, or there is air that is being compressed. Bleeding after caliper installs can take awhile to get all the air out.
Dave
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