brake problems
04-12-2007, 03:23 AM
#21
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RE: brake problems
ORIGINAL: ShadowDrake
I had this same problem. No matter how much I would bleed them, the pedal would sink right to the floor and the engine would start to struggle. I ended up rolling it back in my driveway slowly and hitting the brakes to be sure I had stopping power, then going for a short (like 2 minutes, no faster than 35) drive, with light braking, as I drove the pedal improved. When I got back, I bled them all again, got a tiny bit more air out that was not coming out before, and all is fine now.
I had this same problem. No matter how much I would bleed them, the pedal would sink right to the floor and the engine would start to struggle. I ended up rolling it back in my driveway slowly and hitting the brakes to be sure I had stopping power, then going for a short (like 2 minutes, no faster than 35) drive, with light braking, as I drove the pedal improved. When I got back, I bled them all again, got a tiny bit more air out that was not coming out before, and all is fine now.
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04-12-2007, 04:29 AM
#22
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Location: Whitehall, Michigan
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RE: brake problems
ORIGINAL: racer02GTstang
those cobra brakes i got from you did the same thing... so i got them as good as i could, and took it to firestone as i watched them rape me in the *** a whole 80 dollars for 20 min of work.[:@][:@]
those cobra brakes i got from you did the same thing... so i got them as good as i could, and took it to firestone as i watched them rape me in the *** a whole 80 dollars for 20 min of work.
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