break caliper question

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mopar3.0

Discussion Starter · May 16, 2005

i put a passanger side caliper on the drivers side of my car,
I am having trouble getting good break pedal.
My guestion is could this be caused by the bleeder being on the bottom as where it is normally on top?

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Shadow16V

· #2 · May 16, 2005

Yes, with the bleeder on the bottom you have No way of getting the air out. About the only solution is to remove the caliper and rotor. Slide the rotor into the caliper and hold the assembly upright as you bleed it to get the air out, then reinstall the rotor and caliper.

Or, Just put the correct caliper on. :thumb:

turbovanman

· #3 · May 16, 2005

Wish you guys would spell BRAKE correctly, :bang head

mopar3.0

Discussion Starter · #4 · May 16, 2005

thank you, that will probley solve me that dam problem, il get a new one its not expensive lol

Shadow16V

· #5 · May 16, 2005

turbovanman said:
Wish you guys would spell BRAKE correctly, :bang head

My favorite is Duel exhaust. I didn't know the two had guns and wanted to fight.

turbovanman

· #6 · May 16, 2005

^^^^^ :rofl2: :banana: :withstupi

Ondonti

· #7 · May 16, 2005

Shadow16V said:
My favorite is Duel exhaust. I didn't know the two had guns and wanted to fight.

actually its dool exhaust, duh

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