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01-23-2005, 09:49 PM
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2003
Member # 24895
Location: Benicia, CA (East Bay)
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a simple YJ with 1/2Ton Brake Question
I have a 93YJ w/ HP44/9" with 1/2T brakes and 11" drums. New cylinders/calipers. After researching I read that I am able to keep the stock MC and having decent braking power. I've done the two man bleeding brake way and gravity bled them.
I had nothing after an hour and a half doing the two man bleeding, so I did gravity bleeding the whole evening. Now my pedal gets firmer, but once i run the engine it goes straight to the floor w/out any resistance. even after numerous pumps. I haven't done anything involving brakes (obviously), so what is this a sign of? I just have more air in the lines and continue to gravity bleed it? I need this Jeep to take me to WA this weekend, so I need to keep my stock MC. |
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01-24-2005, 09:23 AM
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Wheeler
Join Date: Jun 2004
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Location: 9738 Atlantic Ave, South Gate Ca 90280
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Call me, if you're in a hurry I need to ask a bunch of questions before suggesting a solution.
Van 800-256-6295
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