San Antonio

Hell no but the car I drive gets 56 mpg 20 dollars does all 3 days

 

haha not much.. I have experience bleeding the clutch, but brakes, not so much.. could probably do it in a pinch if I had to..

When bleeding, did you start with the passenger rear drum? You should go in this order:
Passenger rear, driver rear, passenger front, driver front. The idea is to start furthest away from the master and then work forward

 

haha prius?

 

Yes I've tried it I read the how to.bleed brakes fourm on here I think the problem is I'm not paying somebody to do it

 

I used to make my own brake lines
Still have double flare kit
Somewhere
In a tote

 

Haha the problem I encounter is that I refuse to pay someone to work on my truck.. I will struggle and curse for hours before I let the dealership work on it

 

You make stainless lines with PTFE inners?

 

Can you do your best to describe the noises when it's in vs out? is it chirping?

 

No only did old school
If the double flare kits haven’t changed in a lifetime ago it should

 

You are correct

 

Yea I use an old Gatorade bottle with fresh fluid in it and hose down into fluid so no air enters

 

That is about the extent of my brake bleeding knowledge lol. Only know this because I helped Texoma when he changed my front brakes and needed to bleed the system

 

Speaking of brakes.. Did you ever get that leaking bleeder fixed on your truck?

 

The secret is ream and chamfer

 

It’s my rear seal looks like and no haven’t done anything but try and get house finished

 

Sounds like throwout bearing unless these tacos don't have them mustang had one it churped when I rest my foot on the clutch

 

I put a center force clutch in my old one
Never had a problem after that

 

TOB is weird on these. Likes to chirp in neutral w/o the clutch pedal depressed

 

I did this still spongey but I'm use to it now lol I just dont tailgate people

 

ahhh I see.. If you ever end up needing a hand with this let me know bruddah