910 Wagon Project
Re: 910 Wagon Project
i dont have a compressor, but i do have a vacuum bleeder thingy but i dont trust it as much as the normal method. do you think if i just bleed the heck out of the system it will eventually get better than what it is?
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Re: 910 Wagon Project
You can bleed the master at the pipe nuts if you want, that can help, just messy, watch your paint.
HAve you touched the rear brakes? What is their adjustment like?
HAve you touched the rear brakes? What is their adjustment like?
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Re: 910 Wagon Project
havent adjusted them since when i put the new wheel cylinders in, but i wouldnt have thought they would have changed much since i havent been driving it but i could be very wrong.
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Re: 910 Wagon Project
Does the pedal pump up to a full pedal and hold pressure?
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Re: 910 Wagon Project
it builds up a little and falls when i start the engine but i wouldnt say it builds up to a proper pressure because its still quite easy to get it to the floor. the manifold vacuum to the booster is good but havent looked at the check valve