Have bled brakes,brake peddle rock hard with engine off but with engine running peddle goes to the floor!
You always start with the brake that is furthest away from the master cylinder. On most vehicles, it is the passenger rear. Bleed until nothing but clear fluid comes out of the bleeder valve and make sure that the fluid does not go empty in the master cylinder reservoir. Then move to the next closest brake, usually the drivers rear, then to the next closest, usually the passenger front, then finally the last brake. If you do not end up with a proper operating brake system, there must be an issue in the system. Bad master cylinder, booster, or ABS system are likely suspects.
SOURCE: bleeding brake on a 2002 mazda protege 5
Start from the furthest away from the master cylinder and work your way forward..And make sure who is helping you bleed them they hold the brake to the floor and dont let up until you've tighten the bleeder screw..And make sure your master cylinder is full every time you bleed one tire so that you dont run out getting more air in the systems..Hope this helps you and Have A Great Day
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SOURCE: brake peddle hits the floor when engine turned on
did you set up the brakes make sure that it is set
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