No brakes after bleeding?
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No brakes after bleeding?
So i bled my brakes all the way around and added fluid as i went teying to get the old out and out new in. Now brake pedal goes all the way to the floor and i have almost no breaking. Along with the bleeding i did new rear rotors and pads along with driver caliper. Ive done brakes a million times but never attempted to bleed out the system and refill with new. Only mistake i made was i mixed 2 different fluid types, could this be my problem? Going to rebleed tomorrow by gravity. What do you guys think?
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So i bled my brakes all the way around and added fluid as i went teying to get the old out and out new in. Now brake pedal goes all the way to the floor and i have almost no breaking. Along with the bleeding i did new rear rotors and pads along with driver caliper. Ive done brakes a million times but never attempted to bleed out the system and refill with new. Only mistake i made was i mixed 2 different fluid types, could this be my problem? Going to rebleed tomorrow by gravity. What do you guys think?
Massive pressure changes can shutdown the ABS system on newer trucks, the dealer has to reset the system.
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