Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: duval9 on 11 September 2010, 11:01:50
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Just fitted new front pads pedal dropped to floor changed master cylinder brakes rock hard as soon as i switch on pedal drops to the floor again blead it in the right order and still the same any ideas
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Did you clamp the flexihose when you pushed the caliper pistons back? If not, you *may* have inverted mastercylinder seals.
Failing that, still air in there. As longer as no air in abs pump, a simple bleed should get rid of any air. Air in abs pump is a tech2 job
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How did you bleed the brakes and what was the 'correct' order?
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If not, you *may* have inverted mastercylinder seals.
He says he has fitted a new master cylinder?
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If not, you *may* have inverted mastercylinder seals.
He says he has fitted a new master cylinder?
ah, missed that bit.
Wonder if air entered abs :'(
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if there is air in the abs how do i get it out
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there is unions on top of the pump.. first thou i would use flex brake pipe clamps to try and suss which circuit has the air in.
if you need to and you know what your doing there is a way to activate the pump without kit.
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if there is air in the abs how do i get it out
Diagnostics equipment to continuously run the pump in 10s bursts to pump the air out. Pain.