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Did u bleed the master cylinder before u installed it? If not, you'll have to also bleed the rear brakes. starting w/ the bleeder the farthest away, to next greatest distance,etc til u get to the closest bleeder.
If u did bleed the master cyl. before installation, I'm wondering if u did the following:
have someone pump the brakes (3 times, don't mash the pedal to the floor, just gentle push no more than half way down 3 times, while holding pedal half way down 3rd pump, open bleeder, when fluid or air slows coming out, close bleeder, and repeat, until only clean fluid flows. And of course, don't let the fluid get too low in the master cyl, or you will **** in air and have to start all over. Let me know how you do. countrycurt0
SOURCE: Audi A6 1996 heating not works
the heater cores in these cars get clogged very easily and it is very common to see these symptoms. pull both the heater core hoses off of the heater core, and backflush it with your garden hose. flush one way, then the other, untill you see clear water coming out. then re attach the hoses, re fill your coolant reservoir, and see if that helps.
SOURCE: BLEEDING REAR BRAKES CAN BLEED ONCE THEN SECOND
Sounds like a problem with the proportioning valve. Try not to push the pedal down to far when bleeding. The valve sounds like it is getting stuck closed, and takes a little bit to release and allow fluid to pass again.
SOURCE: looking for procedure to properly bleed an audi A4
You didn't say what year the car is or what other diagnostics you've done lately...My guess is the radiator core is plugged...If you want to tackle it yourself, buy a Chiltons repair manual at AutoZone or NAPA stores ($25). I suspect you'll have to order the manual.
Good Luck
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Hi markomab, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box? Sounds more like thermostat is stuck closed.
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