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Re: Help with bleeding brakes??
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mine is still a little spongy too,mrs pumped pedal while i bled it. still not firm enough but better than a one man bleed kit i used by myself.

Posted on: 2009/12/16 11:35
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Re: Help with bleeding brakes??
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Thanks anyway, I stripped the master down and all seemed ok, checked all connections etc and put it back together, bled the brakes twice and now its a fair bit better. Only have to push the pedal twice to get some firmness in the pedal so getting there, still dont know what the problem was though!

Posted on: 2009/12/16 11:27
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Re: Help with bleeding brakes??
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the base of the nipple your undoing could be leaking?

we bought an air bleeder after much swearing and cursing and that works awesome (need a compressor and not sure how much it cost so potentially not being that helpfull )

Posted on: 2009/12/16 7:22
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Re: Help with bleeding brakes??
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Hmm, It did come with the correct setup to fit to the brake pedal so I assume its the right one.

Posted on: 2009/12/16 7:03
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Re: Help with bleeding brakes??
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are you using a booster?
a standard 1200 master cyl?


if not, some master cyls are designed to seal with the booster unit and if used directly on the firewall they just keep sucking in air to the system.

worth looking at. i swore many times before i worked this out.

Posted on: 2009/12/15 23:38
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Re: Help with bleeding brakes??
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so levey you bleed it and there good ? then fade off ? then there more air bubbles ?

Posted on: 2009/12/15 22:02
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gee i thought this was a joel thread :P

Posted on: 2009/12/15 22:00
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Yeah I know, just cant find it! frustrating.

Posted on: 2009/12/15 12:49
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Re: Help with bleeding brakes??
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Just had a look at your build photos. If it is getting air into the rear circuit only I would be looking at the flexible brake line on the diff first. Then the rear wheel cylinders.

However if the system is being fully bleed and their is no air in the system there has to be a leak for air to get into the system as its a closed circuit.

Posted on: 2009/12/15 12:45
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Standard or dual circuit master?

Posted on: 2009/12/15 12:36
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