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one of my brake lines came loose at the caliper and i was loosing brake fluid. and i tightend the line back on the caliper and noticed that after i tightend the line i had no pressure so i thought there was air in the line so i decided to bleed my brakes. but after bleeding the lines i still have no pressure for my brakes the peddle goes right to the floor and there is no fluid leaking anywhre. so could this be a problem with the master cylinder or the brake booster?

This is gonna sound condescending but did you rfill the brake fluids reservoir before you bled the brakes? After? If there's not enough fluid in the reservoir, it'll suck more air back into the lines.

Also, what order did you bleed the brakes in?

yea the resevoir is full but now thinking about it i didnt bleed them correctly so tomorrow i will try to do it again the right way and i will let you guys know.

Cool. JIC: RR, LR, RF, LF is the order they chould be done in.

01NeonSnooZer wrote:Cool. JIC: RR, LR, RF, LF is the order they chould be done in.

same thing happend to me when my LR drum brake cylinder leaked and my entire fluid drained out.

I must have blead the breaks like 6 times and used 2 40oz. bottles of fluid before I got the entire air out of the system.

Man, that sux.

i fixed it i was just bleeding the brakes incorrectly. what an idiot. im glad that it was a minor problem.

what were you doing wrong the first time.

01NeonSnooZer wrote:Cool. JIC: RR, LR, RF, LF is the order they chould be done in.

Jeez I sound retarded! "Chould"? I was going for should.