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Hi got an r1 08
just put wavy disc
braided hoses
and hh pad
got a bleeding vavle off ebay
bleed them got fluid coming thought
and got all the air out
started at the front
started at the top master then when down to each calliper
the disc and pads are ...
Started by big dan r1 on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at r1-forum):
It is as if you had the brakes on, then leave it like that overnight.
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My pre-facelift 130i is currently in the garage having the BMWP brakes fitted but they seem to be having trouble getting a good pedal when bleeding. I've read about needing them coded but not 100% sure this would cause the issue.
Any help guys?
Cheers...
Started by babybmwadmin on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at babybmw):
Bleeding the brakes should surely have nothing to do with the electronics? Id have thought in the system which may mean they either removed the old brakes by not clamping the brake lines correctly or thouroughly enough or the....
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Just finished my brakes and clutch fluid with the motive bleeder. It made the job a 1 person job and a lot faster then the old way of pumping the pedals. I was surprised at how "bubble free" and clean my old fluid came out this time. Although, I must ...
Started by macdady2424 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at lotustalk):
And brake bleed kit?
No leaks, no muss, always a hard pedal....for v little $.
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I finished replacing the seal on the diff carrier and now ready to bleed the brakes and get it all back together (thanks to everyone who helped me with my diff Do i need to bleed all the brakes or just the rear? thanks...
Started by cap85 on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yotatech):
Got it, fixed it,ran it, almost a year and the brakes felt mushy and decided to bleed them out 'protocol', and now you....
Read other threads of brake bleeding problems...I know I've asked the same question a couple of times ).
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Started by Wayne at Pelican Parts on
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A couple of years ago, I bled my back brake. I seemed to have no problem. Now I need to bleed my front brakes. I had read that this should be done with someone with more knowlege due to having 2 disc brakes to bleed. Is there a certain procedure to this...
Started by DevonCbx on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cbxclub):
(left side)
I have done this solo if you sit infront of the bike so you can reach the brake lever and the bleeder valve....
Just do as Bob said and start with the left, which is the furthest away cylinder .
brake, you can bleed the front.
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I've just replaced hoses and pads on the front brakes of my 929 but I can't get the air out
I took the calipers off and cleaned them, pushed the pistons back (but not right in), put new pads in, refitted calipers, connected up new lines, torqued them ...
Started by jtree03 on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fireblades):
I'm familiar with the brake bleeding drill as I've bled lots of brakes before but never and filled up with....
I'm familiar with the brake bleeding drill as I've bled lots of brakes before back in.
The way back in.
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I replaced all my shoes all around. I was hoping to find out why when I step on the brakes the car pulls to the left. I was hoping the drum was out of round or brake shoes worn or such. I'm going to replace both wheel cylinders in the front. Do I have...
Started by williaml on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at forabodiesonly):
To bleed all brakes or just the front ones after replaceing the right wheel cylinder?
Thanks adjust the brakes??? Usually the self adjusters don't,....raise the wheels offa the dirt and give, then pump the brakes a couple ....
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I'm going to be replacing my brake lines this weekend and wanted to know if it's possible to bleed the brakes by pumping the brake pedal like we did when I was a younger man?
Chisum
Started by Chisum on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bimmerfest):
Yes, it is, but it can damage the master to the ABS module and you find you still have a soft pedal after bleeding take the car out and jump on the brakes on a wet....
You can then re-bleed the brakes again to get that air out.
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