Reply to "Brake Pedal to Floor"

timsterenMember

My problem is solved and I have a good brake pedal now. I think there was an excess of assembly grease after the caliper rebuild which was restricting proper flow out of the bleeders, and also a bit of other 'crud' in one of them. So after removing them while using the pressure bleeder to 'blow' out the excess grease with brake fluid and giving them a quick clean, then screwing them back in, followed by rigorous bleeding, all is good. And the brake fluid now gushes out when I crack a bleeder open with the pressure on, rather than dribbling as before.

Cheers, Tim.

8/10/211:01 PM

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