I have lots of travel before i get to my brakes, way too much. When i get to them they are good. I've spent a lot of time bleeding my brakes, with a new master cylinder and booster , front brake pads and good rear shoes. I don't think I have any air in them, my problem is I don't know if this is normal for the gmc or not. I've never driven a car with this much travel on the pedal
Thanks. Bleeding brakes on "Big Red" and new tires week. Appreciate all the GMC folks.
How convenient that I am near ready to bleed my all-new rear brakes, so this video, while 2 years old, is perfect
Very interesting !! Would it be possible to do a longer video doing such a proper bleeding on a coach? Thank you!
Wow I didn't know that was the way to bleed our brakes. Thanks
I have good brakes on my 75 Glenbrook but it takes both feet on the pedal to make them work well. Any ideas?
I have lots of travel before i get to my brakes, way too much. When i get to them they are good. I've spent a lot of time bleeding my brakes, with a new master cylinder and booster , front brake pads and good rear shoes. I don't think I have any air in them, my problem is I don't know if this is normal for the gmc or not. I've never driven a car with this much travel on the pedal
I have a pressure bleeder that pressurises the master cylinder, is equivalent to the vaccum type?