Originally Posted by padresag
are you getting air or fluid movement at all 4 wheels during the bleeding procedure. is the pressure coming out about equal to one another. are you mechanically bleeding or by someone doing the foot work
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after a bleeding session do you get full pedal pressure and then change or it doesn't change at all during the bleeding session. when you start the bleeding again are you getting air and is it more predominate at 1 wheel more than the others
We are bleeding by someoneone doing the footwork, the first time we bled them I got some air bubbles coming out but after pumping and bleeding a couple of times we would no longer get air. It seemed that at times we had a pretty good pedal but once the job was complete it would not be firm any longer, really getting frustrating now, just not sure what to try next. If I knew someone that was experienced in brake work I would take it to them but it seems now adays if they can't put it on a computer or have to think the machanics are lost!