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| S Chassis Technical discussion related to the S Chassis such as the S12, S13, S14, and S15. |
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| Premium Member ![]() | Brake help ASAP Hey zilvia, figured I'd ask you guys since I've searched and can't really find anything else. So, problem is that my brake pedal on my S13 is soft up until the 3rd or 4th time i pump it. It used to go all the way down so obviously it has gotten better. I've bled the brakes for hours, but the problem doesn't seem to go away. It got a little better yesterday where it would get hard by the 2nd pump, but went bad again by today. I installed a new BMC, don't have ANY leaks anywhere, brake booster is good and I've bled for hours. I'm really not sure what could be the problem or what to check anymore so if you can help, please chime in. ![]() |
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| Zilvia FREAK! ![]() | i think my car did that at one point... car stoped good, but was soft the few pumps. i did every thing right. in a couple a days (a week i think) it went back to normal.
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| -.- ![]() | Not to be mean but how did you bleed it? Are you doing it with someone else or do you have a speed bleeder? I when through a lot of brake fluid before my stuff was all clean. IMO keep bleeding. Also you said you installed a new MBC. Did you clean off all of the lines when you put the new one back on? |
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| Post Whore! ![]() | vacuum pump i guess. . .i just used a vacuum pump thing to do my brakes and its 10 times better then when i bleed it normally with another person. ..i dont know how to check for clogs though
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| Zilvia FREAK! ![]() | yeah it was from god or some thing... i was about to start busting out with the tech bull. when it just went back to normal. never had a prob. again after that. call me lucky i guess.
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I when through a whole bottle and a half to bleed all 4 of my lines till they were clean and had no air in them. Order speed bleeders or get a vacuum pump. It'll make your life easier. | |
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| Premium Member ![]() Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: SoCal (818) Mon★ Rep Power: ∞ Age: 24
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Trader Rating: (29) | Peter, take your bleeder screw to autozone and see if it matches any of the ones they have. Try Empire Hardware (Devonshire and Sepulveda Next to Bank of a America) You could also just buy them off of Kuah (SPL Parts). Dude ships pretty fast to CA. I'll ask around for local spots that might carry them for sure.
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| Premium Member ![]() | Quote:
Sorry for being a noob lol, but how am I sure when the air is out using the vacuum pump? Is it as simple as me not seeing the bubbles anymore? Thanks Jimmy, I'll definitely look into that. Do you guys think that if I drove the car around a bit the brakes would get a little better like what was said above? Thanks for all the help guys! | |
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