No brakes
#1
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From: North Carolina
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Gas
No brakes
The right front brake had some kind of issue and the rotor was getting a couple of grooves dug in it so today I decided to replace the calipers, rotors and brake pads up front.
I put all of the stuff on and now I can't get any brake pressure. I bled the brakes just like every other car I have ever done and had no problems with.
Right rear
Left Rear
Front Right
Front Left
No pressure.
Did it again, and a again and still nothing.
When I pump the brakes with the truck off, it builds pressure after a few pumps but with the engine running the pedal never gets stiff.
WTF is going on with this truck now?
I put all of the stuff on and now I can't get any brake pressure. I bled the brakes just like every other car I have ever done and had no problems with.
Right rear
Left Rear
Front Right
Front Left
No pressure.
Did it again, and a again and still nothing.
When I pump the brakes with the truck off, it builds pressure after a few pumps but with the engine running the pedal never gets stiff.
WTF is going on with this truck now?
#3
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From: Broward County Fl.
Year: 1989 xj sport 2dr
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 12 hole bosch Injectors
not to be a smart *** but it has happened you have the calipers on right side up bleeder at the top correct to help we gotta cover all the bases
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From: North Carolina
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Gas
Hmmm. Perhaps not. Did not even realize they could go on upside down. The bleed should be higher than where the brake line goes in?
#7
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From: Fort Worth Texas
Year: 1985
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Chevy 350
If every thing looks good keep trying to bleed em.
I've seen a simple system such as that on the front of a motorcycle ie master cylinder, three feet of hose and one caliper take for ever to get bleed properly. It looks like it's bleed properly but isn't. It can be tough to get all the air out of a caliper.
I've seen a simple system such as that on the front of a motorcycle ie master cylinder, three feet of hose and one caliper take for ever to get bleed properly. It looks like it's bleed properly but isn't. It can be tough to get all the air out of a caliper.
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