hey guys
bought a "mighty vac" brake bleeder thing from sears.. went and loosened my bleeder screws on the front calipers, put the hoses on pumped that sob right up to 25"... not a drop of fluid came out.... backed the screw off more... fluid came out from around the threads...
shouldnt that vacuum suck the fluid threw the bleeder with it cracked open a few turns?
i went over to the Right side, had a hell of a time getting the bleeder loose, but pumped it up to 25"... then i heard a small puff of air and some fluid came out from around the threads of the bleeder, so i turned it back in.
brakes work a hell of a lot better.. but the bleeder didnt help anything...
bleed screws junk and not allowing the fluid to flow threw them? they looked clean inside, no junk built up and such.
or is that just my sign to do it the old fashion way :ford:ointlaugh:
thanks
-Rob
bought a "mighty vac" brake bleeder thing from sears.. went and loosened my bleeder screws on the front calipers, put the hoses on pumped that sob right up to 25"... not a drop of fluid came out.... backed the screw off more... fluid came out from around the threads...
shouldnt that vacuum suck the fluid threw the bleeder with it cracked open a few turns?
i went over to the Right side, had a hell of a time getting the bleeder loose, but pumped it up to 25"... then i heard a small puff of air and some fluid came out from around the threads of the bleeder, so i turned it back in.
brakes work a hell of a lot better.. but the bleeder didnt help anything...
bleed screws junk and not allowing the fluid to flow threw them? they looked clean inside, no junk built up and such.
or is that just my sign to do it the old fashion way :ford:ointlaugh:
thanks
-Rob