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    Brakes sinks in problem

    Hey CBtuners,
    So I have this problem with my brakes sinking in. I changed my brake master cylinder and bled all brakes already... But it still kinds of sinks in or doesn't not feel like my brakes work as well as other stock accords do..can anyone tell me what might be wrong?
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    It's possible the air is still in the system.
    It's possible you got a bad master cylinder.
    It's possible you have external leak.
    A&P-IA

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      Originally posted by johnnysengasong View Post
      Hey CBtuners,
      So I have this problem with my brakes sinking in. I changed my brake master cylinder and bled all brakes already... But it still kinds of sinks in or doesn't not feel like my brakes work as well as other stock accords do..can anyone tell me what might be wrong?
      i'm thinking there is still air in the system. I know you bled the system but did you bench bleed the MC before installing it?

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        #4
        oyajicool always beats me to it... damn you... +rep for helping peeps.

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          #5
          Thank you, Bill.

          I make fool out of myself while doing so some times. But, I just want to do what I can for other Honda fans and enthusiasts. I know nothing about modding this or that. But, I know a few other things about turning wrenches.
          A&P-IA

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            #6
            Hook up plastic lines to each fitting and let gravity do its thing

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              #7
              Gravity bleeding is not the best way IMO.. Vacuum bleed or do the pump and bleed method.

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                #8
                bleed the master cylinder. like you would any other time. worked for me when i had spongy brakes.


                Originally posted by scudweiser
                i farted while i was getting head once, i was drunk.

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                  #9
                  If the fluid is old and gunky, gravity feed may not work that good.

                  But, if the fluid is newer and flows freely, gravity would work fine.

                  Make sure to use long enough clear tubing over the bleeder valves so you can see the color of fluid and air trapped inside.

                  I use long tubing to recirculate fluid back to the reservoir to get air out. Once I know the air is out of the system, then, I do flush job till I see new fluid out of the bleeder valve.
                  A&P-IA

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