Mukilteo |
12-12-2012 12:14 AM |
Hey....you said "...the pedal hits the floor...." Is that right? If so, it really sounds like you have a system full of air to me. That fits with the "Only a little bit of back brakes" part.
I had a buddy's little brother that swapped calipers on his '76 K1500 and put the left one on the right & vica versa. Had back brakes some of the time and front brakes never. They will fit but the bleeders are pointing down, not up. You can bleed them until you turn blue but they will never work.
Sooo....IMHO....go back to basics: Inspect the job and make sure the Bleeders are on the top of the calipers (I always do this :). Open up the bleeders and let it flow, making sure your master cylinder stays full. Don't Pump The Pedal!!! The fluid will push the bubbles out of the system. Shut down the bleeders down farthest from the master cylinder first and closest one last. If that doesn't fix it, you may have to bench-bleed your master cylinder all over again. Otherwise you have a leak.
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