Brake Bleeding Problems
Hi Everyone,
I replaced the rear wheel cylinders on my 1990 F150, and am trying to bleed the brakes, but I keep getting air.
I refill the plastic master cylinder reservoir as needed, but I notice that the reservoir appears to be divided into 4 chambers from front to back, and the two middle chambers do not seem to be taking any fluid when I pour it in (even though the reservoir cap is right over the top of those middle chambers). I think those low chambers are letting air into the system.
Only the very front and rear chambers are accepting any fluid.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
I replaced the rear wheel cylinders on my 1990 F150, and am trying to bleed the brakes, but I keep getting air.
I refill the plastic master cylinder reservoir as needed, but I notice that the reservoir appears to be divided into 4 chambers from front to back, and the two middle chambers do not seem to be taking any fluid when I pour it in (even though the reservoir cap is right over the top of those middle chambers). I think those low chambers are letting air into the system.
Only the very front and rear chambers are accepting any fluid.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
Last edited by Matt Wilson; Jan 13, 2010 at 09:19 PM.

