MARYLAND TACOMAS

Awesome! Tks, man.

 

Yessir

 

Love that lady, lol

She is a master at her craft and must be respected for such

 

I replaced the fluid. I took what I could out of the master cylinder, went to the back pass. Drum brake and started bleeding it till the fluid looked pretty decent. Then I just bled the other brakes. From what I remember I had my helper pump the brakes AT LEAST three separate rounds and was opening the bleeder and closing it like one would. You could maybe say that old fluid was left in all the other three lines, maybe.

 

I used to live in Ballenger! I was at Wade Ct if you know where that is. I actually live in Harpers Ferry now, but I'm in Frederick 90% of the time, so I say Frederick to keep it easy. Plus I figured there would be more people in Frederick than HF.

 

If the pedal feels spongy after brake work was done chances are you still have air trapped. Does the pedal pump up? If so Re-bleed starting with the r/r and work your way around to the l/f.

 

You're prolly right baldy. I need to bleed them again to make sure before I come up with anymore conclusions.

Also that Harley with dirt tires would be amazing in WV. I could see myself with a hog and some dirtt tires.

 

"baldy"

 

Also my SRS light has been intermittently on and off. I replaced the spiral cable a bit ago and that didn't do anything. I have an extra ECU module but haven't plugged it up yet.

But the light actually brightens and dims as I'm driving. I got a video of it this morning and it literally goes to the brightest it can (assuming that's the brightest) all the way to very very dim, if not completely off, and then brightens back up again until it is steady or goes off.

 

Check for loose ground

 

I just put centric pads and rotors on my wife's Accord. I got a ridiculous deal on them. The rotors are the ones with the black coated hubs. They have been great so far. I'm beginning to lean towards them for my Tundra. The Tundra is going to need tires before brakes though. I tow a decent amount and do truck things, but drive like a grandpa most other times.

 

I know how to do this.

 

He's a funny guy!

 

Probably a small amount of air somewhere especially if you removed so much. How old are the rubber brake hoses?

 

Here's the video

They're all original I would say

 

Would be good idea to change them. They can cause that and cause caliper to not perform correctly

 

^ this

 

10/10 would on stoptech

 

Are there any patch kits out there?