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Question regarding bleeding brakes
Put in a new master cylinder last night (thanks to spooledup) but i did not have anything to bench bleed it. So we had to put it in as it was. (really really didn't want to have to do it that way...).
Anywho, i go around and start bleeding. The rears didnt have much pressure at all, and by the time i got the the driver's front, i had very good pressure. Granted each time i went to a new corner, there was a fair amount of air coming out for the first couple bleeds. All and all the car does not stop all that well. I have good pedal feel, but the brakes aren't really accomplishing much. It stops, but nothing in the realm of quick. So is it possible that since there was sooo much air in the master cylinder, that even after the bleeding i did, there is still air in the system? I might help explain why the rears where not getting much pressure going on. (more just trickled out). So should i do another round of bleeding?
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