there's a hole somewhere. Try to find it.
I'd suggest where the brakelines connect to the master cylinder, see if air is getting in there.
Take the lines off a lil bit (untighten) and just tighten them back down.
Replacing tercel brakelines and gasline
Re: Replacing tercel brakelines and gasline
I had to buy a vacuum bleeder to get mine done...same problem.
Usually you need to bench bleed the master cylinder pretty well too. Sometimes if you loosen the lines at the MC...you can get some air out that way.
Usually you need to bench bleed the master cylinder pretty well too. Sometimes if you loosen the lines at the MC...you can get some air out that way.
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Re: Replacing tercel brakelines and gasline
bleeding a whole system from empty can take a while to pump it all out, but that sounds excessive. Make sure there are no leaks, and when you pump the pedal, do it slowly or it might foam the fluid, which would trap air in it.
Good luck.
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'84 Tercel 4wd (daily driver, with on going mods)
'92 Mazda MPV 4wd (wife's daily driver)
'85 Tercel 4wd DLX auto(daughter's daily driver)
'01 Honda Civic (other daughter's daily driver)