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Not much, between the heat and the rain, been hard to get anything done up here. Did manage to strip out my carpet and start prepping for Raptor liner and I did get my new rear bumper on. I have to do the front bumper, lift etc. it's a big project.
Not much, between the heat and the rain, been hard to get anything done up here. Did manage to strip out my carpet and start prepping for Raptor liner and I did get my new rear bumper on. I have to do the front bumper, lift etc. it's a big project.
Try doing things in back yard in dirt..Id love garage and slab.
Good morning fellas
ran into an issue yesterday replacing the calipers, rotors, and pads on the Comanche...
1st I installed the calipers wrong so I did them the right way
2nd the washers provided didn’t want to sit correctly on the caliper but finally got it not to leak
3rd the main issue-
went to bleed the brakes because I know when swapping caliper gotta do it to get the air out
tried for an easy 3 hours to finally get fluid out with no air when I finally got to press the brake pedal (had pops pressing the brakes) there’s no pedal pressure and when I checked the pistons of the calipers they haven’t moved
do I keep bleeding the brakes until I have pedal pressure?
Is the fluid leaving the master any or staying put? And did you bypass the OEM prop valve?
When pressing the pedal with the caliper brake fluid release valve open at first it wasn’t then now it is...
but it’s still kind of iffy because when I do it again there’s no fluid again
theb there’s moments where the fluid doesn’t lower in brake fluid reservoirwhen pressing the pedal
Now, have you since replaced the master cyl with a new one? If not, let's try and rule it out by cracking the lines at the master and watching for fluid to come out. Just trying to make sure it is pressurizing.
Now, have you since replaced the master cyl with a new one? If not, let's try and rule it out by cracking the lines at the master and watching for fluid to come out. Just trying to make sure it is pressurizing.
i just bled master cylinder, re bleed all the lines from rear to front and still no pedal pressure...
I’m just at a loss...and it’s not like I can drive it somewhere neither...
