Black Power
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First off, I am an idiot...
I just got my 87 GN about a week ago. I added some fluid to the brake reservoir (the one closer to the engine was a little low). I closed the hood and started driving it, and heard a strange beeping sound coming from under the hood near the brakes/powermaster area. Turns out I didn't get the lid snapped back on the reservoir, so I snap it back on. Drive it a couple miles, it makes the same noise for a while, then stops. When I get on my brakes now, they are super hard, will barely move, and it's extremely difficult to get the car to stop.
Has anyone done this before? Now the reservoir has more fluid in it than it did when I added...so do I have air in the lines? I didn't see a vac hose popped off when I just looked at it a minute ago.
I just got my 87 GN about a week ago. I added some fluid to the brake reservoir (the one closer to the engine was a little low). I closed the hood and started driving it, and heard a strange beeping sound coming from under the hood near the brakes/powermaster area. Turns out I didn't get the lid snapped back on the reservoir, so I snap it back on. Drive it a couple miles, it makes the same noise for a while, then stops. When I get on my brakes now, they are super hard, will barely move, and it's extremely difficult to get the car to stop.
Has anyone done this before? Now the reservoir has more fluid in it than it did when I added...so do I have air in the lines? I didn't see a vac hose popped off when I just looked at it a minute ago.