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New pads,rotors, and shoes and no leaks, but I still have a soft pedal. Any ideas?
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New pads,rotors, and shoes and no leaks, but I still have a soft pedal. Any ideas?
Tape some steel wool to it.
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Flush your lines and put new fluid in.
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I'll ask the obvious question, I guess: Did you bleed it properly? Pressure bleeder or 2-person method is preferable.
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Bleed, bleed then bleed.
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Bleed, bleed then bleed.
Right, - that's what the steel wool is for.
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Two person bleed and saw no air bubbles at all.
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Did you flush while it was running?
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Is it better to bleed the brakes while the truck is running? I hadn't heard that.
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Is it better to bleed the brakes while the truck is running? I hadn't heard that.
It can be, if the abs is playing games.
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