Subject	From your experience as well,...
Posted by	USCZ on April 16, 2013 at 12:08 PM
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In Reply To	I had this issue as well and what I found when I tested posted by SMAZ (OKC) on April 16, 2013 at 10:45 AM
Message	it seems disconnecting the battery is important especially since your service manual mentions it. I do understand you have a different setup than my 1991. Nissan could have learned later, after my 1991 manual was produced, it was appropriate to disconnect the battery. Who knows? All we can confirm for sure at this point is that if you bled the system properly and still have a spongy pedal, the ABS is the culprit and needs more attention.
Follow Ups	Disconnect your battery when bleeding brakes... - USCZ 11:54:18 04/15/13 I've never had an issue bleeding brakes and have never - aliaZ 13:16:44 04/15/13 2nd, no issues. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 14:25:47 04/15/13 Re: I've never had an issue bleeding brakes and have never - USCZ 17:38:50 04/15/13 Same, new hybrid vehicles on the other hand.. - ttsmokin 20:07:56 04/15/13 What about those without ABS bleeders? (94-96 iirc) (n/m) - ZXoltan 20:22:40 04/15/13 I had this issue as well and what I found when I tested - SMAZ (OKC) 10:45:04 04/16/13 From your experience as well,... - USCZ 12:08:49 04/16/13 Thanks for your reply! - USCZ 12:10:15 04/16/13 Regarding spongy pedal when the abs bleeders were skipped... - USCZ 11:56:34 04/16/13 Never disconnected the battery prior to bleeding... - ZinnZ32 15:01:33 04/16/13 Just completed the install of a Big Brake Kit from Z1 - SammybTT(TN) 21:17:41 04/18/13
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