Rear brakes are not bleeding.
Ok can I light the car on fire yet?
I disconnected every line and retightened them, and when I tightened them I seated the line like 4 times before the “final tighten.”
I put a gallon of brake fluid through it today when bleeding the brakes. I used the power bleeder and the leg of my 12 year old. 1 pump to then loosen bleeder screw, 1 pump then loosen for about an hour. Went around multiple times.
When using the bleeder I’m not losing pressure after getting the pressure up, which would rule out a leak in the system.
Pedal straight to the floor on the 1st pump.
The rears are tight, I can’t move them with a beaker bar but the fronts I can get to move. With the pedal on the floor.
I capped the rear lines, and still a soft pedal before re bleeding everything.
I’m going to put on the entire new brake kit and see if I’m the idiot or what. If I’m the idiot I’m paying someone to do it, because at this point I’ve spent way to many days fighting a never ending battle.
Ok can I light the car on fire yet?
I disconnected every line and retightened them, and when I tightened them I seated the line like 4 times before the “final tighten.”
I put a gallon of brake fluid through it today when bleeding the brakes. I used the power bleeder and the leg of my 12 year old. 1 pump to then loosen bleeder screw, 1 pump then loosen for about an hour. Went around multiple times.
When using the bleeder I’m not losing pressure after getting the pressure up, which would rule out a leak in the system.
Pedal straight to the floor on the 1st pump.
The rears are tight, I can’t move them with a beaker bar but the fronts I can get to move. With the pedal on the floor.
I capped the rear lines, and still a soft pedal before re bleeding everything.
I’m going to put on the entire new brake kit and see if I’m the idiot or what. If I’m the idiot I’m paying someone to do it, because at this point I’ve spent way to many days fighting a never ending battle.