Got a bit of a brake issue that is driving me up the wall now. Just had to overhaul the rear brakes and in the process air quite obviously got into the system, my brake pedal before hand was about an inch or two higher than the accelerator and now after a couple of bleeds it is still soft and bites level with the accelerator pedal, so I know it's not in my head. :dunce:
To bleed them I have bled it one with the pressure bleeder, one with the pressure bleeder activating the ABS via pins 30/87 on the ASC relay (as advised for the E36), once using INPA to activate the ABS solenoids and once again manually/with assistance from the pressure bleeder. In total I have put 2l of fluid through the system. I have also given it hell activating the ABS on a quiet road last night to stationary several times before bleeding it again today.
The car stops fine but the pedal feel is just shite and soft. It seems to bite in the same place as before but has an additional 2" of spongy travel.
The Internet would suggest that there is air in the ABS or lines, but I just can't see how this can be now. The only thing I have not done is the bleed procedure via DIS as I have not set it up yet.
Anyone got any ideas before I drive the thing into a hedge and leave it there? :head:
Edit - just to quantify, overhaul was a new RL caliper and a complete set of new lines at the rear from the hard lines that run under the car back, hand brake was done as well. Driving me nuts as i have the same brake set up on the E30 with no issues at all, bleed just fine first time.
