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Old 09-07-2005, 11:33 PM
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Wierd Brake problem

This might sound really wierd but the brake pettle is going all the way down. and brakes only at about 2 mph. New calipars, new pads, new roters, New master clyender, bled the system some many times. What am i missing. or whats is the problem.
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Re: Wierd Brake problem

when you put the master cylinder on, did you bench bleed it? Chances are if you just mounted it on and hooked up the lines, you still have air in the system. Try first by bench bleeding the master cylinder then going back and bleeding the entire system again.
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Already did that. But we found out its the wrong size calipar (i think acording to one shop)
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