

| Subject: | Re: No Brakes! |
| From: | Leon Korkin |
| Date: | Thu, 12 Apr 2001 22:14:35 -0700 |
Try powerbleeding, you prolly got lots of air in lines Leon 85 Subwagen Westy Rod Smith wrote: > Help! > > Replaced worn front brake pads ( I compressed the pistons in the > calipers using a clamp) after which the previously good brake pedal > was not so good. > Thought well, maybe I need to bleed the lines. Attempting to do so, > I was unable to get any brake fluid out of the front bleeders by means of > the > usual 2 man pump and bleed method. > Resorting to consulting the Bentley, I saw where it said to bleed the rear > first. > so I thought I'd give that a try. This resulted in loosing pedal to my rear > brakes. > Same deal, press brake pedal, open bleeder, nothing! > Now I have no brakes at all (except hand brake) > So, What am I doing wrong? or did I perhaps screw up the master cylinder > somehow when I compressed the pistons? > Any help or thoughts appreciated! > > Rod
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