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Old Jul 7, 2006 | 03:17 PM
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Did it act like that before?
you really don't need to bleed them for rotors and pads. chances are you just got air in the line. Bleed them again. Put a hose from the valve nipple to a bottle with brake fluid in it. Pump till no air comes out. Close bleeder valve. If it was like that before and you try bleeding a few more times and it still won't work then you probably have master cylinder trouble.
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