Reply to "Final Brake Bleeding and adjustments"

timsterenMember

Make sure you don't have any residual assembly grease from the caliper rebuild gunking up the bleeders. That was my problem, I thought all air was out, but the pedal was soft. I used a pressure bleeder and whilst under pressure, took out each bleeder, gave the caliper a quick clean with a Q-tip where the bleeder screws in, and then put it back in, and changed bleeders for new ones in some cases when there was greeae inside. Messy, but solved my problems. Watch the reservoir if you use a simple pressure system, so you don't run it out of fluid...

Cheers, Tim.

9/30/2111:09 AM

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