[Author Prev][Author Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Author Index][Thread Index] Re: Bleeding ABS/replacing pad tips
I've had the pads replaced. Things are spongy. The guy who did it is a Bosch engineer, but I'm beginning to doubt his expertise. So I'm gonna do it myself (good God, now I'm gonna screw things up!!!). I don't have a Bentley, only a Haynes and they're pro-VW/Audi-agent people (ie. if problem too technical for print, please take car to the VW/Audi dealer. And there is not way in hell (where I live) that I'm going to do that....again). So no detailed info on bleeding the system on cars equipped with ABS. Another note, the ABS has 2 faulty sensors so it is not working right now, but I need to bleed this thing as my brakes are getting spongier and spongier. Not a great idea to have soft brakes (dead bomb or not) in a slush-box equipped motor. One of these days all hell (where I live) is going to "brake" loose. So could someone post the what Bentley have to say on this? G. PS: anyone got the web address for Bentley? -- "a thousand miles from here, there is another person smiling" 1990 Turbo (200T) name : gerard van vught tel : +27-57-912 2658 (w) / 082 923 9609 (cell) url : http://www.acenet.co.za/homepages/gerard/ e-mail : gerard@poboxes.com / han.solo@galaxycorp.com gerard@acenet.co.za / van_vught@frg.issi.co.za
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