I knocked out some of my brake gremlins and now have another one to deal with. It would actually be easier to list the parts of the braking system that I haven't changed but here is a list of everything new.
Pads
Rotors
Calipers
Wheel cylinders shoes and drums looked good so cleaned them off with brake clean and reused.
Master cylinder used a kit to bench bleed it.
Front and Rear soft lines
All new fluid and have bled them what seems like 100 times.
Adjusted star wheels in the rear to what I thought was a good amount of drag.
Now my pedal is still pretty soft and when i brake it pulls pretty good to the left. If I brake hard it tries to make a hard left. My brain is so frazzled from all the crap I have been doing to it lately I can't think of what is causing it. Maybe I'm not bleeding them right. Starting at the farthest away brake I pop the top on the mc and using a jar with new fluid in it I hook it up to the wheel I am working on crack the bleeder and have someone pump the pedal 5 times then hold it down for me to close the bleeder and check the fluid level. Repeat till I don't see bubbles.
Any ideas?
Pads
Rotors
Calipers
Wheel cylinders shoes and drums looked good so cleaned them off with brake clean and reused.
Master cylinder used a kit to bench bleed it.
Front and Rear soft lines
All new fluid and have bled them what seems like 100 times.
Adjusted star wheels in the rear to what I thought was a good amount of drag.
Now my pedal is still pretty soft and when i brake it pulls pretty good to the left. If I brake hard it tries to make a hard left. My brain is so frazzled from all the crap I have been doing to it lately I can't think of what is causing it. Maybe I'm not bleeding them right. Starting at the farthest away brake I pop the top on the mc and using a jar with new fluid in it I hook it up to the wheel I am working on crack the bleeder and have someone pump the pedal 5 times then hold it down for me to close the bleeder and check the fluid level. Repeat till I don't see bubbles.
Any ideas?