Rear brakes

[JasonZ34]

Well I've been driving it for a while now and I would think the pedel would get vetter by now if it was going too. We even tried bleeding the brakes the pads are against the rotors now. I'm convinced I need aftermarket brakes.

On the topic of bleeding does anyone know of a good bleed kit? I have the traditional and a pump but I was wondering if they make one that uses a compressor? or something similiar that shops use...

[StudlyCamaro]

1 guy with a foot, one guy with a wrench has allways worked for me

[Lyle's GTP]

Any $2 bleed kit will work fine, but did you bleed the brake booster? Check that, it's probably your problem. I don't know the proceedure, but it will be in any shitty repair manual.

Lyle

[JasonZ34]

Any $2 bleed kit will work fine, but did you bleed the brake booster? Check that, it's probably your problem. I don't know the proceedure, but it will be in any shitty repair manual.

Lyle

The procedure includes bleeding master cylinder, ABS system, and each caliper. Help my god if I have to go through all that.

[Lyle's GTP]

Hey, if that's your problem what ya gonna do? If you do do it get a friend to pump the pedal for you. It took me about and hour, once the tires were off.

Lyle

[Lyle's GTP]

By the way, did you even take off your brake lines?

Lyle

[JasonZ34]

By the way, did you even take off your brake lines?

Lyle

No, and I already bleed that caliper. All I have left to do is bleed the hole system. But after some research I found out a spongy pedal can be from improper master cylinder bore/caliper configuration.

[Lyle's GTP]

Hey anything is possible with rebuilt/aftermarket parts.

Lyle

[Juglenaut]

Just take them out and get new loaded calipers it save so much time and grief.