HELP! I had a rotor go bad and had to install a new rotor and pads. After installing everything and bleeding all four brakes, it still seems like air is in the line(s). When the engine is off, I can build up pressure on the pedal. When I turn on the engine, the pedal slowly goes to the floor and then I am unable to build pressure on the pedal. If I turn off the engine, I can then build pressure back up on the pedal again. When the engine is off, if I leave off the pedal for a few seconds, the pedal loses pressure again. I don't seem to be losing fluid anywhere. Any suggestions? Thanks!
'89 XJ6 VDP Bleeding Brakes
Aug 30, 2003
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Hello,
I prefer the two man method with the engine running. Start with th R rear, L rear, R front, and L front.
that >you'll have to bleed the "Base" circuit all over again!
Have fun,
DieInterim
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