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You need to fill up the fluid reservoir such that the rear compartment is filled.
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Resevoir is full to the top. I've been letting it gravity
bleed for the last hour and not a drop. The "!" light is on but the resevoir is full. Pedal is mushy. What gives? |
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Reservoir has two compartments. Front compartment feeds the rear brakes. The reservoir may look full, but the fluid has to overflow into the other half to fill the other compartment.
Len |
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They're both full.
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The rear res. if VERY DIFFICULT TO SEE. Look at the inside rear corner of the res. You should see the divider and the two levels.
The rear res. is also difficult to fill. You need to fill to near the top of the opening, then rock the res. back and forth and watch the inside rear corner to see that the rear res. fills. This is a common problem that guys have with these cars. You THINK the res. is full, including the rear, but it's not! Then you bleed the rear res. dry and nothing happens when you try to bleed the rear brakes even though the res looks full. Duke |
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Been there, done that. Make sure you are parked on level ground or nose up.
glenmore 1991 300CE 2000 C280 1990 LS400 |
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Okay guys. I can tell you for sure that the resevoir is full.
And the problem was a pin hole in the rear brake line. It was dripping onto the skid guard and I could not notice it right away. But thanks for eveyones help anyways. It is appreciated. bluebenz, |
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