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Old 03-13-2011, 01:18 AM   #1 (permalink)
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AE85 brakes issue

hey guys, i have an AE85 with a strange braking problem that i would love to have some help with...


problem is when im driving the brakes pedal travels straight to the bottom b4 i get any amount of braking going on...i bleed all 4 wheels starting furthest first. when car is off the brake pedal feels as it should, when the car starts and the booster is activated i have to press all the way down for actual brakes...any thoughts...it feels as though there is air in the line but i bleed these things more than 3 times already

i have a new booster and master cylinder in as well, if that helps
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Old 03-23-2011, 01:06 AM   #2 (permalink)
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either you have a leak somewhere or your booster or m. cylinder are bad sometimes they are bad from the parts store
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change the MC and i found i had a bad wheel cylinder...replaced with brand new aisin unit...now when i bleed everything and the car is off it needs firm as it should...when the car starts and the booster is working it feels very spongy and i have to press way down to get brakes?
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USA about your brakes

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change the MC and i found i had a bad wheel cylinder...replaced with brand new aisin unit...now when i bleed everything and the car is off it needs firm as it should...when the car starts and the booster is working it feels very spongy and i have to press way down to get brakes?

Well I'll start with a few questions. Did you bench bleed your master cylinder? 2 How did you bleed your brake system I.E. with another person, power bleeder? 3 Are you sure that you don"t have a loose brake line or another bad wheel cylinder or caliper? If all that was done I would make sure and maybe try bleeding the system again and bleed each wheel 3-5 times each.
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I would say you might have a problem with the way you are bleeding your brakes. Or possibly have a loose brake line.
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hmmm i was also thinking along the lines of a loose brake line...i did bench bleed the master until all the bubbles disappeared...hmmm anyone think i should bleed the brakes with the engine running so that i can have booster functionality
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