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Hey y'all,
Just bled the brakes on my 56 BN2. Used a pressure bleeding system and no air in the system now. But pedal is too soft, meaning have to push down on the brake pedal a bit too much to really start slowing it down. If I go to bleed the old fashioned way, no air in the system.
Any suggestions of how to firm up the pedal? I do have stainless steel brake lines from two of out the three connections. The right front still has the rubber hose style, so maybe that's the problem?
Thanks
Mike
Just bled the brakes on my 56 BN2. Used a pressure bleeding system and no air in the system now. But pedal is too soft, meaning have to push down on the brake pedal a bit too much to really start slowing it down. If I go to bleed the old fashioned way, no air in the system.
Any suggestions of how to firm up the pedal? I do have stainless steel brake lines from two of out the three connections. The right front still has the rubber hose style, so maybe that's the problem?
Thanks
Mike