Hello,

 

This is my problem:yesterday I have changed my brake pads. Because I didn't now how to push back cylinder to make more space for the new pads, I depleted it from brake fluid and late I learned that cylinder must be rotated to recede into the background. Now after brake aeration(only on that side with depleted cylinder-front right side-This could be the problem,...Should I bleed the others 3,...and the brake pump????? ) my brakes are more, more weak and ineffectual that before....Please give me an advice...Thank you allot.:banghead:

It sounds like you need to bleed the brakes.

take it apart, and do it right.

 

screw the parking brake thingies back in, then properly bleed the entire system.

Please :confused:tell me how exactly bleed the entire system. What is the procedure. Thanks.

1. Go to an auto store and buy self-bleed tool. there are two kinds

a. ($7) a small tank with a one-way valve - you hook it up to the bleeder valve, open the valve some, and press the pedal yourself.

b. ($30) a hand pump that pulls the fluid out.

Both should have instructions.

 

 

2. Go to a search engine and type "how to bleed brakes, " and press Go.

 

DO NOT FORGET - Start at the brake that has the longest line to the master cylinder: usually the right rear.

Thank you guys.....

 

Any other informations will be apereciated......

 

DO NOT FORGET - Start at the brake that has the longest line to the master cylinder: usually the right rear.

 

Subies have a different order

 

Front left

Rear Right

Front right

Rear Left

 

That is straight out of the 87 Factory service manual.

So,....should I bleed the brake pump(the MC) too????Because tomorrow I want to do this action.

 

Thanks

 

P.S. When I press the brake pedal a very easy anomaly is happen with my engine...is not working so fine at idle state...any guess??? There is a vaccum leak??

Question on brake feel on the EA81 wagons. I've owned two of them, and both had brakes that you had to give one pump before putting your foot into it. Sort of like it wasn't completly bled. But I did bleed both according to the manual. Has anyone else experienced this? My EA82 wagons don't feel this way -- firm pedal on the first push.