i replaced the rear calipers on my 2003 tiburon and cannot for the life of me get the break feel to what it was. I have tried the old fashioned way and a vacuum bleeder on all calipers. What am I missing here?
When using the vacuum bleeder it pulls air bubbles constantly without much fluid however when the pedal is pressed fluid comes out. When i used the vacuum bleeder it sucked air for like 5 minutes straight without pulling any fluid all the way down to the reservoir.
Unlike previous occasions when the bleeders are cracked the pedal does not just sink to the floor, it feels as though it holds some pressure.
when the car is off and all bleeders are closed the pedal is firm has a small amount sponginess to it.
when running the pedal goes to the floor but has a little resistance to it, as though it is holding some pressure.
i cannot find any leaks to speak of.
When using the vacuum bleeder it pulls air bubbles constantly without much fluid however when the pedal is pressed fluid comes out. When i used the vacuum bleeder it sucked air for like 5 minutes straight without pulling any fluid all the way down to the reservoir.
Unlike previous occasions when the bleeders are cracked the pedal does not just sink to the floor, it feels as though it holds some pressure.
when the car is off and all bleeders are closed the pedal is firm has a small amount sponginess to it.
when running the pedal goes to the floor but has a little resistance to it, as though it is holding some pressure.
i cannot find any leaks to speak of.