Hello All.. Summer has been whipping by and I finally have had a chance to get my 164 out.. Found out my brakes were gone.. no brake fluid was left in the container. I refilled and then placed my power bleeder with new fluid at 20psi, and let it sit.. It didn't budge for over an hour and I couldn't see any leaks. My theory is I didn't fully get all the air out from when I had the system very dry and as time passed it just all bubbled up out? possible?
Anyway.. as the subject says.. Even with my the wheel fully compressed I'm unable to get the driver side rear to bleed even almost fully removing the bleeder screw. Think badly adjusted rear proportioning valve or bad/plugged caliper, or even bad proportioning valve in the front keeping pressure going to the rear [kinda thought the rears were not being used as much as they should have been when they were working]? (passenger rear bleeds very slowly)
Damon
Anyway.. as the subject says.. Even with my the wheel fully compressed I'm unable to get the driver side rear to bleed even almost fully removing the bleeder screw. Think badly adjusted rear proportioning valve or bad/plugged caliper, or even bad proportioning valve in the front keeping pressure going to the rear [kinda thought the rears were not being used as much as they should have been when they were working]? (passenger rear bleeds very slowly)
Damon