94 jeep gr cherokee ltd brake pedal goes to the floor
12-01-2010, 06:53 AM
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94 jeep gr cherokee ltd brake pedal goes to the floor
hello I have a 94 jeep gr cherokee 5.2 limt. Just recently bought it and im putting it together, brake issues a sales slip in the truck says re calipers on upside down I never knew this was possible considering they only go on one way Please tell me if Im wrong, but heres the problem
I checked the calipers no issues took them off and cleaned them up bleed the bakes and the pedal still goes straight to the floor the brakes atre working just not realy gd enough to drive on the road Im thinking brake booster but I have no idea I've never seen this issue befor
I checked the calipers no issues took them off and cleaned them up bleed the bakes and the pedal still goes straight to the floor the brakes atre working just not realy gd enough to drive on the road Im thinking brake booster but I have no idea I've never seen this issue befor
12-01-2010, 09:42 AM
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The previous owner might have installed the calipers on the wrong sides. Make sure the bleeder screws are at the top. If not they are wrong and need to be changed.
When bleeding, start with the brake farthest from the master cylinder: RR, LR, RF, LF. I always make sure the master's full first then crack the bleeder at the wheel loose just a little until it begins to drip slowly, then close the bleeder. Then either manually bleed w/a helper, or pressure bleed. JMO
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When bleeding, start with the brake farthest from the master cylinder: RR, LR, RF, LF. I always make sure the master's full first then crack the bleeder at the wheel loose just a little until it begins to drip slowly, then close the bleeder. Then either manually bleed w/a helper, or pressure bleed. JMO
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12-01-2010, 08:09 PM
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air in the lines,or a leak.look for fluid.how thin are your rotors and pads?Ol"blue has good advice and direction.good luck! i hate bad brake lines,hope its not a leak
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12-05-2010, 05:37 PM
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bleeder screws were on the bottom switched them around got the back bleed than ran out of daylight will be bleeding front tomarro will post findings thanks for all the help. I'll be posting my jeep pics sometime soon
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