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replacing caliber
i just repaced pass. side caliber and i just blead that side it locked up so i got another one and it did the same thing WHAT AM I DOING WRONG do i really need to bleed all four sides also now my abs light is on the caliber is still locked up and i pissed off what do i need to do please asap
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Re: replacing caliber
I'm not a mechanic, but Ive always been taught that whenever you bleed your brakes, you start at the tire closest to the Master cylinder, and work out, from there. Always bleeding all 4 brake lines.
As for the abs light, double check your ABS cable line, a few years back my ABS line was slightly cut and I ended up having to replace the ABS sensor unit. I don't know what to tell you about the caliper being locked up. |
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Re: replacing caliber
driverside-front then passengerside-front then driverside-rear then passengerside-rear as far as the abs light being on once you get the brakes bleed right it should turn off. if not disconnect the battery and reconnect it
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Re: replacing caliber
Sometimes the caliber isn't at fault at all,try replacing the brake hose since you have a new caliber.Hoses can keep the caliber from being able to release pressure.
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