flashpoint83

I have been working on the abs removal for a couple of days now. An hour here and an hour there. I have finished the install of new componets, and bleed the system once already. With the key on but engine off I have perfect pressure. But if I start the engine I loose alot of my pressure. Should I try bleeding them with the engine running? I am able to stop the jeep while driving, but I would like better pressure. Also can someone show a picture of where the have there brake booster vaccumm line hooked to. I used a slot on the intake manifold that was plugged. And lastly, I used fuel line for that vaccumm line, is it possible I need a different hose?

freegdr

arte you using a big vacuum port from the motor and have you adjusted your rear brakes up

tim787

did you put new calipers or rotors or hoses on? and brake booster the hose should have a fitting if you know where the tps is should be a fitting on top intake mainifold can't miss it.

flashpoint83

No, I have not changed or checked any brake pads yet. I will pull it apart in the morning if I am not called into work! Also I used a port on the left side of the intake manifold, just back from the intake box. Does that sound like the right area?