92sclikenew
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like it says i need help i was planing on bleeding my brakes because the pedle was a little soft... well now i messed them up...
i did it like i found on he in old post... key rears let pump bleed them key off front and pump them up.. well now i have a hard pedel till i hear the pump come on and then the pedel is soft and then seem to work right.. but soon as i let off the pedel it starts all over... what did i do wrong
this is whats happen the abs and brake light will come on.... and the pump will run once it runs the pedel is soft and the brakes seem to work dont wanna drive it now...
am i gonna have to get a new ball??
found this in a old thread think this is pretty much what is happening
The following is provided for reference only:
The pump will typically cycle for a few seconds about every forth or fifth time you press the brake pedal. If the pressure gets too low for the system to operate, the ABS and BRAKE warning indicators should come on. When that happens, it will take a few seconds for the pump to fully pressurize the system.
i did it like i found on he in old post... key rears let pump bleed them key off front and pump them up.. well now i have a hard pedel till i hear the pump come on and then the pedel is soft and then seem to work right.. but soon as i let off the pedel it starts all over... what did i do wrong
this is whats happen the abs and brake light will come on.... and the pump will run once it runs the pedel is soft and the brakes seem to work dont wanna drive it now...
am i gonna have to get a new ball??
found this in a old thread think this is pretty much what is happening
The following is provided for reference only:
The pump will typically cycle for a few seconds about every forth or fifth time you press the brake pedal. If the pressure gets too low for the system to operate, the ABS and BRAKE warning indicators should come on. When that happens, it will take a few seconds for the pump to fully pressurize the system.
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