Subject	Re: If you close the bleed nipple and remove the brakeline where
Posted by	puddlejumpinzx on July 09, 2008 at 3:08 PM
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In Reply To	If you close the bleed nipple and remove the brakeline where posted by WoodmanZ on July 09, 2008 at 12:28 PM
Message	Nope, not at the fronts anyway. I do get some air that comes out of the line and caliper but it only does it once and as soon as you close the bleeder and the pedal comes up, it sucks air right back into the caliper the next time the bleeder is opened. This same exact thing happens on both fronts and the front bleeder nipple on the ABS module.
Follow Ups	I need brake help, because stopping is good. - puddlejumpinzx 21:11:10 07/08/08 did you change front calipers? get a helper to help pump - sawbonez 21:35:40 07/08/08 Didn't do any good - puddlejumpinzx 01:19:48 07/09/08 If you close the bleed nipple and remove the brakeline where - WoodmanZ 12:28:33 07/09/08 Re: If you close the bleed nipple and remove the brakeline where - puddlejumpinzx 15:08:13 07/09/08 Did you check to see - Tony@GZperformance 02:44:40 07/09/08 Yup - puddlejumpinzx 23:41:23 07/09/08 Ok I read over this a few time and I am not sure if I am - Tony@GZperformance 14:49:52 07/10/08
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