Spongy Breaks?
So i stomped on the brake pedal and i didnt skid at all and took about 10 seconds to come to a complete stop. I bled the lines and no air came out or nothin i tried quickly pushing the brake multiple times and the pedal did not get harder to push. Any ideas on how to fix the spongy break?? Thanks
Pads & shoes down to the metal? The stock brake setup on a Cherokee is marginal at best and any increase in unsprung weight will greatly increase stopping distance. If the pedal without assist moves 1-2" then stops hard it's a good bet the lines are clear of any trapped air.
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So i stomped on the brake pedal and i didnt skid at all and took about 10 seconds to come to a complete stop. I bled the lines and no air came out or nothin i tried quickly pushing the brake multiple times and the pedal did not get harder to push. Any ideas on how to fix the spongy break?? Thanks
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