Blazer79
1/2 ton status
I just started bleeding the brakes on my freshly installed 14bolt. I still have the stock 10 bolt in the front for now, and it's the same master cylinder which has been working fine, but it's about 5 years old though.
Well my brother was depressing the pedal while I was opening and closing the bleeding screw. We did the passenger side first and everything went fine. When I started with the driver's side, he called me quickly because the master cylinder was spilling fluid all over whenever he depressed the pedal.
I checked it out and this is what happens: Whenever the pedal gets depressed, there seems to be a spurt of fluid coming from the bottom of the front fluid compartment of the MC which is what spills.
Why is this happening? Is my master cylinder shot? Was it simply not properly bench bled? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Well my brother was depressing the pedal while I was opening and closing the bleeding screw. We did the passenger side first and everything went fine. When I started with the driver's side, he called me quickly because the master cylinder was spilling fluid all over whenever he depressed the pedal.
I checked it out and this is what happens: Whenever the pedal gets depressed, there seems to be a spurt of fluid coming from the bottom of the front fluid compartment of the MC which is what spills.
Why is this happening? Is my master cylinder shot? Was it simply not properly bench bled? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif