308mm brakes and fluid change.
Re: 308mm brakes and fluid change.
nice one mate 

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Re: 308mm brakes and fluid change.
I am going through this too.
Changed calipers and then stupidly let air in the lines. Bled about 5 times now and no air coming out but still too much travel in the pedal. Changed the master and it is the same so I wouldnt bother mate. The only place for air to lock is the ABS unit. Also on my SE5 this happened and was ok after a while too but on the LE no such luck. Flushed the whole system out and pressure/gravity bled. The only thing left to try is pressure bleed from the nipple back. Or Bench bleed the ABS module and master cylinder. I am hoping that the bleed from the nipple back will solve it though as air seems to like travelling up the lines more than down.
Changed calipers and then stupidly let air in the lines. Bled about 5 times now and no air coming out but still too much travel in the pedal. Changed the master and it is the same so I wouldnt bother mate. The only place for air to lock is the ABS unit. Also on my SE5 this happened and was ok after a while too but on the LE no such luck. Flushed the whole system out and pressure/gravity bled. The only thing left to try is pressure bleed from the nipple back. Or Bench bleed the ABS module and master cylinder. I am hoping that the bleed from the nipple back will solve it though as air seems to like travelling up the lines more than down.
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Re: 308mm brakes and fluid change.
Servo is fine. Could be check valve problem but I am more concerned about removing my rack for now 

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Re: 308mm brakes and fluid change.
i pressure bleed mine in the 1st place then did it the old two man way i'm still not convinced that my brakes are good, iv even changed the calipers, next job is the servo but it will wait till i put the brembo 4 pots and 353mm discs on the drain and the drains brakes will be going on the se2 and see what its like
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