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Old 22-09-2006, 08:12 PM   #1
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Default no fluid comin out!

hey guys

i put some new rotors and pads on my S1 lane yesterday and took it for a drive

the brakes were EXTREMELY spongy and didnt firm up very much at all... so i went to bleed them and when i went to do the front left ... no fluid would come out..

i took it for a drive after doin the bleed of the others and it was still very soft:(

the car DOES NOT pull to the right so there is definatly fluid getting to the left brake caliper and working.. but it jsut wont come out the bleeder hole.

what happens when you entirly screw the nipple out of the caliper?? will fluid come pouring out?

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