Why does pushing the brake pedal makes a "wheeze" like sound, and go to the floor? - why does brake pedal go to floor
I recently put my brake pads with new, and as such had to release the pressure in the brake cylinder by opening the valves.
Then I put the new brake fluid in the master cylinder and bleeding the lines.
Well, if the car is started, press the brake pedal is a very audible "hissing" sound, go to the ground and the car stops.
I again need to bleed? It is in the air in a certain position in the brake system? Please be specific, because I need my car today and I have to work on tonight. Thank you very much!
Also note that my car brakes, vacuum assisted, if he has something to do with it.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Why Does Brake Pedal Go To Floor Why Does Pushing The Brake Pedal Makes A "wheeze" Like Sound, And Go To The Floor?
4 comments:
Vacuum brake booster could seek the source of the noise, but I would, bleeding the brakes again, because I had not closed lines.
Yes, you still have air in the pipes. You need to purify themselves, it takes 2 people to do it easily.
It's probably the master cylinder or brake booster.
Get a mechanic before you kill yourself or someone else.
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