I replaced the front brake pads when my bro unhooked the brake line which i dont know why because he was not supposed to anyways so i bleed the brakes and as i go hit the pedal a few times for some pressure i get nothing may be there is still air in them i think so if anybody can help please feel free , thanks

just bleed them a whole bunch of times, make sure the bleed valve is tight before you let the pedal back up.

1)loosen
2)pedal down
3)pedal 95% down tighten
4)repeat till pedal is tight


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Do i bleed all four or just the front , thanks for your comments

it is a really good idea to bleed all four, but start with the ones you changed, until it feels like it did befire, then do the rear ones. Brake fluid is very hydrostatic, so the back ones will likely push out sick gross water and black sludge.


HP Tuners | Garrett T3/T04B | 2.5" Charge Pipes | 2.5" Downpipe | 650 Injectors | HO Manifold | Addco front/rear | Motor Mounts | HKS SSQV | Spec stage 3 | AEM UEGO Wideband | Team Green LSD | FMIC | 2.3 cams | 2.3 oil pump swap | 280WHP | Now ECOTECED

Sounds good i was thinking the samething i going to give it a try 2morrow and thanks for your help and the info....