tienlude

ive bled them over and over..car on car off

it takes forever to stop...new pads...

the pedal still comes back up on its own...when i bleed the brakes, the pressure is insane...then i get to drive it and its crazy spongy again...

cannonja

might be master cylinder or brake booster

tienlude

what are you saying, that its busted? one of them?

it was working just fine prior to the swap.

petern101

you might have a leak then if you still get spongy brakes.

could be slave cylinder too.

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tienlude

ya, there is no leak. for sure.

i heard the rear brakes need to be bled as well, but ive never done that bfore, how do i bleed them. same as the front? so the ebrake needs to be pumped? that would suck.

skyyskyy

You bleed the backs the same as the fronts, no e-brake. It takes more time for the backs due to the extra travel of the fluid. When you install new things sometimes older parts related to it go out that werent working as hard before the new part was installed.

tienlude

oh.....ok, i will rebleed the brakes again. this time the rear as well...

so i pump the brake pedal to bleed the rear brakes. ok. got it. do all brakes..go it..