BlackMetal
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If one bleeder drips miserably slow, is that a hint that there's a problem, or is is normal?
Brake pedal has been mushy ever since installing 12" front brakes/calipers. Tried vacuum bleeding (Vacula), tried pressure bleeding (2nd person pumping the pedal), today while I was wiring up my gauges I decided to give gravity bleeding a chance.
Left bottle: Passenger Rear drum - with a 2 HOUR head start on the other bottle.
Right bottle: Driver's rear drum - fluid dripped from the bleeder much faster, you can even see the junk fluid settled on the bottom and new fluid starting to sit on top of it.
Does the passenger side bleeding that slow mean anything?
Brake pedal has been mushy ever since installing 12" front brakes/calipers. Tried vacuum bleeding (Vacula), tried pressure bleeding (2nd person pumping the pedal), today while I was wiring up my gauges I decided to give gravity bleeding a chance.
Left bottle: Passenger Rear drum - with a 2 HOUR head start on the other bottle.
Right bottle: Driver's rear drum - fluid dripped from the bleeder much faster, you can even see the junk fluid settled on the bottom and new fluid starting to sit on top of it.
Does the passenger side bleeding that slow mean anything?