HYDRO BLEEDING PROBLEM - 11th Sep 2009 8:19pm
Right i really am getting pissed off now with my car its a s13.
I need to get it mot'd and have been trying to bleed the system with no success a mate helped who is a verygood grease monkey but like me hasnt done this before.
We removed the hydro from its mount and then tried every position known to man to try and aid the bleeding prosesses with no joy.It was as if the hydro needed more fluid than the master cylinder could supply...even if you pumped the pedal several times to prime the hydro...
Have also tried with the engine running
We havnt got any power or a pressure bleeder as the cheap arse one i bought hasnt got the right size cap.
The master cylinder worked fine before i removed the old brake lines and the car has no abs.
The rear of the car has skyline calipers and 300zx disks and i am running the :dw: hydro handbrake and lines havnt fixed the lines down yet and cant find a leak anywere.
Pics of the fitting is anything wrong in them????
I am at my witts and am at a point now were i am thinking of breaking it rather then fixing it.
I need to get it mot'd and have been trying to bleed the system with no success a mate helped who is a verygood grease monkey but like me hasnt done this before.
We removed the hydro from its mount and then tried every position known to man to try and aid the bleeding prosesses with no joy.It was as if the hydro needed more fluid than the master cylinder could supply...even if you pumped the pedal several times to prime the hydro...
Have also tried with the engine running
We havnt got any power or a pressure bleeder as the cheap arse one i bought hasnt got the right size cap.
The master cylinder worked fine before i removed the old brake lines and the car has no abs.
The rear of the car has skyline calipers and 300zx disks and i am running the :dw: hydro handbrake and lines havnt fixed the lines down yet and cant find a leak anywere.
Pics of the fitting is anything wrong in them????
I am at my witts and am at a point now were i am thinking of breaking it rather then fixing it.