12-12-2015, 08:12 PM
dont meen to repeat what has already been said, but with the engine off, if the pedals still feel the same, then bleeding is required. it is a safety mechanism built into these things that if a something goes wrong mechanically, as long as there is fluid in the system, you can still exert pressure on the pads. albeit human pressure, not amped up 
. My point is soft brakes are 90% of the time due to air in the system. the other 10% of the time its aging pipe work (just the experiences i've had in the past)
Tony.
. My point is soft brakes are 90% of the time due to air in the system. the other 10% of the time its aging pipe work (just the experiences i've had in the past) Tony.
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