There is a special tool required to bleed the brakes, it plugs into the ABS hydraulic control under the hood and holds the ABS valves open to remove the trapped air during bleeding, u will need to have the dealer bleed the brakes, they are most likely the only ones that will have this special too, but u can try an outside shop, I am sure Snap on tools makes this tool in the aftermarket tool catagory..
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You may want to check your brake booster its located behind the master cylinder....by any chance after instaling the new pads did you check the callipers that hold the pads that could be were your problem lies! good luck!
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Thanks for the reply, the ABS sounds like the culprit from all sources I've checked. I guess I'll nurse her into the dealer. Thanks again.
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