jock@sw-cc.com
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right then another problem ive noticed with this corsa i bought today was when i got home my breaks fails for a short second and the break pedol feels spongie type got to press it all the way in a few times to get it to go hard like,also the handbreak light is always on....
any ideas please.....
cheers
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Tom J
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low on brake fluid?
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jock@sw-cc.com
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jesus that was bloody quick reply lol
so whats the best break fluid to get and how much it cost
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Tom J
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just your standard stuff from halfords will do fine mate. where you from in south wales? left u a pm on sw-cc by the way
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jock@sw-cc.com
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quote: Originally posted by flameredcorsab
just your standard stuff from halfords will do fine mate. where you from in south wales? left u a pm on sw-cc by the way
lol small world init lol im from swansea also replyed to your pm
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jock@sw-cc.com
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right then ive just bought some break fluid only needed a tiny touch to put it up to the rim lol handbreak light is now off when reliesed but to me the break pedal still feels spongie until i pump it a few times
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X 60RSA
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BRAKES might want bleeding!
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James_DT
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Yes, the B-R-A-K-E-S might need bleeding, air in the system would cause that sponginess. Get a Hayne's, full instructions there.
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jock@sw-cc.com
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quote: Originally posted by X 60RSA
BRAKES might want bleeding!
and as dull as it sounds how do i bleed my breaks any sugestions
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jock@sw-cc.com
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right then just done a quick search on bleeding the breaks and is it poss to bleed the breaks with out a bleedin kit from halfords and places like that
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X 60RSA
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Yeah its possible, with a small piece of hosing and a jar of some sort......put around 2 or 3 inches of brake fluid in the jar before you start bleeding them...........when you start bleeding the brakes, make sure the jar is around 12inches above the bleed screw, just a preventive measure to stop any air going back in the system.
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leeshez
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^^^Yes this is correct
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