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fill fluid have a friend help,have them hold break down open bleeder then close release brake start on closes wheel to farthest from master dont let run out fliud or youll stat over,if no friend attach hose to bleeder put it in a container with fluid in it open bleeder and pump break slowly a couple times close breather
Trapped air in the brake lines could cause that. Try bleeding both sides from d nipple on the brake caliper, be careful to top fluid as u do so. Some scan tools can however bleed brakes too. Try whichever one suits you better.
Well you need to check your fluid level on the master cylinder first. Then I suggest that you bleed the brake system. Always start bleeding from the wheel furthest away from the master.
Did you bleed out the air in the brake lines and replace fluid after you did the job? Is there any grease or other substance on the surface of the pads?
this is very simple but you will need an assistant. take the wheel off of the caliper you need to bleed. have your assitant keep steady pressure on the brakes while you slowly open the bleeder screw. you don't want to open it so far the brake fluid squirts all over. if the brake pedal hits the floor you will need to tighten the bleeder screw before your assistant lets off the pedal. another helpful thing to have is a clear tube that fits snugly aroung the bleeder screw so when you open it you can see the air bubbles more easily.
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