HELP with BRAKES!

[black bart]

Originally Posted by G.T.Subie

I always thought you should open the bleeder valve on the caliper instead of opening the filler cap. Then you aren't pushing the crappy fluid back into the master cylinder

That is how I do it also makes it easier than trying to push it all the way back to master cylinder.

[Tex Star Detail]

He had the brakes bled and the fluid changed. Said there was a little air in there. Said the brakes feel a little better, but still a tad soft.

[black bart]

Originally Posted by Tex Star Detail

He had the brakes bled and the fluid changed. Said there was a little air in there. Said the brakes feel a little better, but still a tad soft.

Some new pads do feel soft but if he beds them they will be ok.
Glad they got the air out I was sure that was what it was air is the only thing that can cause a spongy pedal.

[Tex Star Detail]

Doing my brakes next. Only, I am doing brake lines, rotors, calipers, and pads, along with idler arms, tie rods(inner/outer), center link bar, ball joints (upper and lower), wheel bearings, and whatever else I can think of while tearing everything apart..