brake probs 85 Bronco
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brake probs 85 Bronco
I have an 85 Bronco that I have just replaced the rotors, calipers,new master cylinder and outside lines on and. after bleeding many times still can't get a peddle or brakes. Can't find a leak anywhere.? HELP ! I M STUMPED
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Still need help guys
Since my first post we have changed the master cylinder again after bench bleeding.. replaced the perportional valve(new) and have bleed the brakes till we're blue in the face. . No peddle ..I'm puzzled about this one !
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Not loosing fluid anywhere.. has brakes at the very bottom of peddle.. can't get the peddle to come up no matter how much we bleed em.
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Maybe there is something useful in this post.
bleeding brakes but still no pedal - JeepForum.com
It sounds like you have some air trapped in the lines somewhere and isolating each set of brakes independently as described in one post can possibly help you find the problem line.
If you've bench bled the master cylinder and you know it is in good condition and if all your lines are in good condition with no leaks and the rubber sections aren't ballooning then you likely have some air trapped. Good luck
bleeding brakes but still no pedal - JeepForum.com
It sounds like you have some air trapped in the lines somewhere and isolating each set of brakes independently as described in one post can possibly help you find the problem line.
If you've bench bled the master cylinder and you know it is in good condition and if all your lines are in good condition with no leaks and the rubber sections aren't ballooning then you likely have some air trapped. Good luck
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