 Brake problem, No fluid getting to pass rear |
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| Rhodes71/914 |
 Feb 26 2005, 05:42 PM
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Have driven my car just a few miles since I got the 2L in and on my longest and last drive the brakes seemed pretty spongey.
I knew I had some more bleeding to do after installing the rebuilt ones I got from Eric Shea. It was also pulling to the drivers side a bit. When I tried to bleed the rear passenger caliper I got nothing. Pulled the line out and nothing out of there either. There is fluid in the caliper that I can see when I removed the fitting. Loosened the fitting at the Porportioning Valve that goes to that caliper and got plenty of fluid coming out there. Could it be possible that something is clogging the line? What else to check. Rear drivers side bleeds fine. |
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Rhodes71/914 Brake problem Feb 26 2005, 05:42 PM
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