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bleeding to death-brakes 200

posted by  someone claiming to be hardknocks on  Sat Nov 29 13:49 CST 2003 [RELATED]

hi there. i am a moron. (ask me how i know). 86 244. when bleeding i must of ruined the master cylinder. but i have clear fluid throughout the system with no air bubbles. and the pedal will not pump up.then i read when i put a new master cylinder on i have to bleed it and i understand that procedure.after bleeding the master cylinder will i have to bleed the whole system again? isnt some more air bound to get into the lines between the master cylinder -brake line connection? and if-when that happens will the new air bubbles go to the nearest outlet or spread through the the differential valve and go where it may? thanks. ( hardknocks )






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