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HELP - bleeding the brakes - is this normal. 200 1987

posted by  cbremski on  Mon Sep 8 08:32 CST 2003
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It sounds like it might be, how many miles are on the car and has it ever been changed? Very easy to do, just have to bleed the brakes again, but by now it sounds like your very good at it!!!!

I know the part isn't too expensive at major chains and they come complete with the bleeding kit (I think I pd $35 +$10 core that was at Bumper to bumper)

I did mine on my '88 a few months ago and works great now. It went out suddenly too, thank goodness I wasn't going 55mph.

Chuck






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