Mushy bbk after install?
#2
i think i found the answer stupid me being a noob... just in a rush that's all..
http://www.cadillacfaq.com/faq/answers/bedbrakes.html
http://www.cadillacfaq.com/faq/answers/bedbrakes.html
#4
thanks for chimming in excelerate...
i did a cycle of bed-in and this is what i noticed:
it became firm because of rapid and multiple hard braking (results: smoke)... but after it gets mushy, like it doesn't hold pressure if u know what i mean. if i pump the brakes, after the 3rd one it feels perfectly firm. after 5-15 seconds it gets soft again.
odd leaks? maybe i'll rebleed them once more, but i had absolutely no air bubbles for the 5 extra times i pressed brakes during bleeding.
i did a cycle of bed-in and this is what i noticed:
it became firm because of rapid and multiple hard braking (results: smoke)... but after it gets mushy, like it doesn't hold pressure if u know what i mean. if i pump the brakes, after the 3rd one it feels perfectly firm. after 5-15 seconds it gets soft again.
odd leaks? maybe i'll rebleed them once more, but i had absolutely no air bubbles for the 5 extra times i pressed brakes during bleeding.
#5
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Make sure you have all the lines tight, Also Bleed LF RF RR LR
Rebleed them all. Front AND rear
Rebleed them all. Front AND rear
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