NTPracing22
04-03-2003, 02:10 PM
for all those who know thier brakes!
Hey guys, i got a question. i was just out workin on my quad tryin to get my brakes to work. i took off the brake fluid resevior cap to filll it up, i took off the rubber nipple cover things on the break itself. i began to pull the break lever many times, air bubbles came up indicating that air was being bled out. but when i stopped pumping the brake lever all the fluid sprayed back up threw the line.
i took off one of the front breaks, the ends of the lines were wet, and the fluid was dripping threw, so i know the lines are clear. but when i took my pads off and looked at the underside of the brake it was dry...the pistons were bone dry. i took them out and inspected them..are they supposed to be dry like that? i put it all back together and sitll no luck. please help!
thanks for any tips, sorry for the long post and bad spelling, i don't feel like goin threw and fixing all my errors. lol (i'm a little fustrated)
thanks again,
Wes
Hey guys, i got a question. i was just out workin on my quad tryin to get my brakes to work. i took off the brake fluid resevior cap to filll it up, i took off the rubber nipple cover things on the break itself. i began to pull the break lever many times, air bubbles came up indicating that air was being bled out. but when i stopped pumping the brake lever all the fluid sprayed back up threw the line.
i took off one of the front breaks, the ends of the lines were wet, and the fluid was dripping threw, so i know the lines are clear. but when i took my pads off and looked at the underside of the brake it was dry...the pistons were bone dry. i took them out and inspected them..are they supposed to be dry like that? i put it all back together and sitll no luck. please help!
thanks for any tips, sorry for the long post and bad spelling, i don't feel like goin threw and fixing all my errors. lol (i'm a little fustrated)
thanks again,
Wes