Brakes go to the floor no pressure at all 3.0L sebring coupe '01?
on the front driver side open bleeder valve DO NOT PUMP BRAKES just leave open until a steady flow of brake fluid is coming out.refill brake reservior and the bleed your back brakes starting with the right rear until you have a steady flow coming out then do the left rear.that should fix your problem.in the future when bleeding front brakes just open the bleeders until fluid is flowing out ten tighten no need to pump to bleed the brakes you just push air into the rest of the system
Brakes go to the floor no pressure at all 3.0L sebring coupe '01?
Double check all your lines make sure caliper is fine.
fill master cylinder bench bleed it.
bleed them all again.
Still have a problem
its probably master cylinder.
Well for one the clamps can compress the piston so far it has take up, at which point you have to pump the brakes.
When you bled the brakes did you make sure it had lots and lots of fluid in there? Was it coming out the nice amber color (but more importantly no bubbles)?
It's important to actually have a tube on the nipple so that brake fluid can flow back in when your buddy is stomping the brakes, otherwise you're taking air into the system.
this requires two people if there is no leak then you did something
person #1 push brake and hold it and you release pressure slowly by opening the valve you close the valve and person #1 releases keep doing this till there is no more air in the system
