rear brakes

[onz]

i repaced the rear brake line with a stainless line. i filled it back up with brake fluid and blead the brakes now im not getting any brake pressure in the rear..any ideas

[macgillivary]

keep on bleedin em id say

i had to bleed mine i bet a good 30 times before i got any brake pressure

[Bansh88]

Same here with my fronts. Kepp bleeding.

[onz]

thanks. i was talking to a buddy of mine and he said it takes a good 35 -45 min of pumping to get resonable brake pressure..you would think there would be an easier was..???

[chris642]

thanks. i was talking to a buddy of mine and he said it takes a good 35 -45 min of pumping to get resonable brake pressure..you would think there would be an easier was..???

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took me about 5 mins of pumping to get all my presure back when i installed my braided line. idk, maybe im a damn good pumper

[bigboybanshee]

It's funny you mentioned this, I put my braided line on for the rear brakes and we went through at least 5 ressys full of brake fluid and still aren't getting any pressure. We took the master cylinder apart and checked it, looked OK but figured it must not be working well enough.

 

Does it just take a lot more fluid / pumping since it's an extened line? (+8)

[87sheerips]

Get yourself a mini-vac bleeder. Great investment, and bleeding takes about one minute.

[sandman121383]

i rebuilt my master and still have shitty rear brakin. if u have stock lines they may be expanding .even tho u can't tell and u don't have a leak, so buy some braided lines. may help. all else fails buy a better caliper

[bigboybanshee]

Get yourself a mini-vac bleeder.  Great investment, and bleeding takes about one minute.

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Where could I pick one up at?

[onz]

i finally got it..i have a +4 brake line but it took awhile though.