I replaced mine, (2011 Honda Civic), which was bad, and the pedal is still rather mushy after bleeding the brake calipers, twice, to get the air out of the system. Anyone else having the same problem? I can't figure it out, at this point. Thanks.
no because your not doing any electric work. Its recommended every time you work under the hood just to reduce the risk of possible touching a wire or something exposed
its just the master cylinder thats it. you can find a good deal on summit racing or another auto site like that. I dont think amazon is good for autoparts in my opinion
![[TH] 2024 PMSL SEA Finals D1 | Fall | ยิงต้องโหด ให้เหมือนโกรธกันมาก่อน](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/OnTdfGySmds/mqdefault.jpg)
That’s the ABS system
I replaced mine, (2011 Honda Civic), which was bad, and the pedal is still rather mushy after bleeding the brake calipers, twice, to get the air out of the system. Anyone else having the same problem? I can't figure it out, at this point. Thanks.
Bench bleed the master cylinder until the bubbles are gone.
This is called abs
Master cylinder doesn't have anything to do with abs as abs is all electrical. I don't know what your referring to.
@@danderson200 Anti Lock Brake system (manifold). This is where the 4 brake lines originate from that go to each wheel. You showed it in your video.
Is it necessary to disconnect the battery?
no because your not doing any electric work. Its recommended every time you work under the hood just to reduce the risk of possible touching a wire or something exposed
Ist called Brake booster too?
I've never heard it called that but maybe
@@danderson200 the round thing like a balloon it is the booster. Attached to firewall I think.
You shouldn't have to replace that, (the vacuum brake booster), - they hardly if ever go bad.
What part was used?
What do you mean? The master cylinder was replaced was the only part
@@danderson200 part number :) so I can look it up on eBay or Amazon
@@BLACKRACERONE no clue dude, I got it from autozone
its just the master cylinder thats it. you can find a good deal on summit racing or another auto site like that. I dont think amazon is good for autoparts in my opinion