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Well, at least to me.
I'll make it short: Simply wanting to change my (conventional) brake fluid, I bled the brakes in the order LR, RR, LF, RF. My friend behind the wheel pumping the pedal, me opening the bleed screws. After each bleed it took about 20 attempts of pedal pushing to get a firm pedal. However, it wasn't that the pedal got progressively firmer with each stroke. It went to the floor 19 times and on the 20th attempt the pedal got firm and stayed that way. You can imagine that the bleeding process took a little longer than expected.
Any idea what this could be???
Thanks very much!
I'll make it short: Simply wanting to change my (conventional) brake fluid, I bled the brakes in the order LR, RR, LF, RF. My friend behind the wheel pumping the pedal, me opening the bleed screws. After each bleed it took about 20 attempts of pedal pushing to get a firm pedal. However, it wasn't that the pedal got progressively firmer with each stroke. It went to the floor 19 times and on the 20th attempt the pedal got firm and stayed that way. You can imagine that the bleeding process took a little longer than expected.
Any idea what this could be???
Thanks very much!