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Old 03-26-2012, 09:57 PM
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Upgraded my old brake lines to new one and now I can't get the pressure right I tried to bleed them twice still are the same and ideas what could be wrong
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If you replaced all your lines then you have to bleed out quite a bit. Are you bleeding them in the correct order? R/R,L/R,R/F,L/F ?
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Did you remove the old crush washers and install the new one? Sometime they get stuck on the caliper.


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If you let the brake fluid went too low on the master cylinder while you were changing the brake line, you might need to bench bleed the master cylinder.

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How do you do that
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Im not for certain. I've only did it once and followed the instructions with the new master. All I did was clamp it in a vice, plug the outlet line holes, and fill with fluid. Then take a dowel rod or something (I used a 3/8 extension) and push the plunger until you get strong resistance.
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Originally Posted by gpeade
Im not for certain. I've only did it once and followed the instructions with the new master. All I did was clamp it in a vice, plug the outlet line holes, and fill with fluid. Then take a dowel rod or something (I used a 3/8 extension) and push the plunger until you get strong resistance.
Yea basically, you do it until you dont have anymore air bubbles in the reservoir
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