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HDW823Jul-28-02 05:36 AM
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#11120, "Brake problems, Please help"


          

I have been having problems with the brakes on my car lately. The pedal feels kind of spongy and at times when i need to stop fast it goes all the way to the floor, or hits the stopper. I have replaced the rotors and pads on the front, and also the master cylinder. I bleed the whole system several times, but there is still no change. I have rear drums and i have not replaced them. If any one has any suggestions or has had similar problems please help me out.

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KarlJul-28-02 10:40 AM
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#11121, "RE: Brake problems, Please help"
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It seems like you have to bleed your brakes. I know you have done it everal times as you have mentioned, but try it again. Might still be some air bubbles in it and check the installation of the brakes.


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John99RSJul-29-02 05:18 AM
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#11122, "RE: Brake problems, Please help"
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Yeah, try what Karl said. I had that same problem when I did my first brake job. I had to bleed them like three times before I got all the air out. It might help you a lot to get a set of speed bleeders to make it easier....I eventually did.






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dudasdJul-29-02 05:41 AM
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#11123, "RE: Brake problems, Please help"
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Check your rear brakes and adjust them too. I know they don;t play a huge role in stopping but they made a world of difference in mine once adjusted. One of the guys in our club is a Mopar tech and he was cussing at me for having to pull my e-brake up so much and when we did my UDP he cleaned and adjusted the rear brakes and they made a world of difference in stopping and all. Definitely adjust them and bleed everything again and see if that helps.

  

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ChamukoJul-30-02 01:32 PM
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#11124, "RE: Brake problems, Please help"
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you guys are gonna think im a dumbass but i got the same prob after i took my car to have its brakes change. I could stop on a dime, now i push it to the floor and cant make the tires screech . btw how do you bleed the brakes?

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