Is it the master cylinder or more bleeding needed
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Is it the master cylinder or more bleeding needed
Well put some more calipers on today, after they were bled started the engine and lost pressure.
if i pump them the pressure returns but when i rev the car they lose pressure(until i pump again)
Changed back to old brakes incase new calipers were **** but it kept doing it. exactly the same.
suspected the master cylinder because believed bled them enough.
Anyone had experiance of this? mucho appreciate any help
if i pump them the pressure returns but when i rev the car they lose pressure(until i pump again)
Changed back to old brakes incase new calipers were **** but it kept doing it. exactly the same.
suspected the master cylinder because believed bled them enough.
Anyone had experiance of this? mucho appreciate any help
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I normally get someone to pump the pedal for me, and when i see no more bubblkes in the jar of fluid that the hose is in, then i say..... hold it down..... and then lock it off, get them to relax for a few seconds, then try the pedal, in 25yrs of bleeding quite a lot of brakes, i've seldomn had any problems!
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thats how i did it Ron. going to get it done using the pressurizing method. just to double check. will be cheaper than a new MS.
read about the clutch mate, sucks
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ok cant be that then. lol. The ones that have the nipples top or bottom can be put on the wrong side so nipple is at the bottom which is wrong and they wont bleed properly. What calipers you using where they are in the middle?
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i concur swap them from side to side so one nipple is middle and one is top. This then puts the nipple at the top of both pistons rather than as you have then now the bottom of both pistons
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