Due to financial woe's I just slapped some pads on the front of my 93 Corolla. The old ones were worn to the metal. The rotors show some scaring but not outragous. I took the car on a back road to set the pads by making progressivly harder stops.
When I got to the point of actually locking up the brakes, I can put my foot to the floor and the car stops quick but The tires will not lock up and skid.
Am I correct in assuming I have to bleed the brakes? (fluid is full) If so is there a correct sequence to bleeding them? Should I start with one wheel and go in a certian order? or just bleed each wheel one by one?
Thanks for any tips you can offer on bleeding the brakes.
Steve