brake problems
#1
brake problems
My '05 brakes are acting strange.
During moderate to heavy braking my brake pedal suddenly drops a few inches.
Not to the floor but it sure gets your attention.
They are a little spongy and have been getting progressively worse.
I use ATE fluid with speed bleeders and have ss. lines and a brace for the m/c.
Considering buying a new m/c and booster
During moderate to heavy braking my brake pedal suddenly drops a few inches.
Not to the floor but it sure gets your attention.
They are a little spongy and have been getting progressively worse.
I use ATE fluid with speed bleeders and have ss. lines and a brace for the m/c.
Considering buying a new m/c and booster
#5
Did you also try bleeding the M/C?
I know... people will say you don't have to and will point out that later models don't even have the option, but I experienced the same thing after bleeding my brakes too.
After I bled the M/C it worked fine... so now I add that to my "bleeding steps".
Its the easiest thing to bleed... so why not just do it!
The order I bleed is M/C -> RR -> LR -> RF -> LF -> M/C
To each their own
I know... people will say you don't have to and will point out that later models don't even have the option, but I experienced the same thing after bleeding my brakes too.
After I bled the M/C it worked fine... so now I add that to my "bleeding steps".
Its the easiest thing to bleed... so why not just do it!
The order I bleed is M/C -> RR -> LR -> RF -> LF -> M/C
To each their own
#7
LOL A little preemptively defensive there Jon. Yeah, no harm in bleeding the m/c if you have the option (even tho' you don't have to).
Did you also try bleeding the M/C?
I know... people will say you don't have to and will point out that later models don't even have the option, but I experienced the same thing after bleeding my brakes too.
After I bled the M/C it worked fine... so now I add that to my "bleeding steps".
Its the easiest thing to bleed... so why not just do it!
The order I bleed is M/C -> RR -> LR -> RF -> LF -> M/C
To each their own
I know... people will say you don't have to and will point out that later models don't even have the option, but I experienced the same thing after bleeding my brakes too.
After I bled the M/C it worked fine... so now I add that to my "bleeding steps".
Its the easiest thing to bleed... so why not just do it!
The order I bleed is M/C -> RR -> LR -> RF -> LF -> M/C
To each their own
#8
do not have a bleed screw in my '05
will buy a '04 m/c with that feature
i did not drain the entire system or run the reservior dry
you are right it sounds like air in the abs or m/c
will buy a '04 m/c with that feature
i did not drain the entire system or run the reservior dry
you are right it sounds like air in the abs or m/c
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