Stop Tech dilemma!!
08-09-2008, 09:16 AM
#21
so i checked today if everythingīs right....and took her out for another test ride.everything works fine-->no more "fluid"
thereīs still another little problem, but should be easy to be solved.
the left front caliper seems to have some "problems" to open back again on itīs own.iīll bleed both front calipers tomorrow or monday...so no driving for me this weekend anymore
thereīs still another little problem, but should be easy to be solved.
the left front caliper seems to have some "problems" to open back again on itīs own.iīll bleed both front calipers tomorrow or monday...so no driving for me this weekend anymore
08-09-2008, 02:14 PM
#22
scratches on rotors, where? surface of the rotors or edge?
scratches on calipers, where? top bottom, etc?
leaky calipers? Imho.. probably due to improper bleeding and/or installation. no offense. i've installed 5 sets of bbks (stoptech and other companies) and i've never had a leaky caliper as long as it was bled correctly and the bolts to the lines were properly seated correctly.
did u raise the calipers up 90degrees to get all the air out?
scratches on calipers, where? top bottom, etc?
leaky calipers? Imho.. probably due to improper bleeding and/or installation. no offense. i've installed 5 sets of bbks (stoptech and other companies) and i've never had a leaky caliper as long as it was bled correctly and the bolts to the lines were properly seated correctly.
did u raise the calipers up 90degrees to get all the air out?
08-11-2008, 08:15 AM
#27
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Originally Posted by QuicksilverZ33
it could be brake fluid left in the top of the bleeders leaking down while driving.....i used compressed air to clean out the tops of the bleeders after i bled them and it stopped...
08-11-2008, 09:46 AM
#28
Originally Posted by XM 1
it was just the way erik told me.was rust imhibitor from the rotors.
scratches/dents where on the calipers..
scratches/dents where on the calipers..
Step 5
Install AeroRotor Assembly
AeroRotors MUST be cleaned with soap and water prior to installation. Not doing so will damage
the rotors and pads, and will prevent the brakes from performing properly.
Warning: Do not skip this step!
Even though the rotors may look clean, the rust
inhibitor is in place, and it must be removed.
Not cleaning the rotors will severely impact the
performance of your new brake system
Install AeroRotor Assembly
AeroRotors MUST be cleaned with soap and water prior to installation. Not doing so will damage
the rotors and pads, and will prevent the brakes from performing properly.
Warning: Do not skip this step!
Even though the rotors may look clean, the rust
inhibitor is in place, and it must be removed.
Not cleaning the rotors will severely impact the
performance of your new brake system
08-12-2008, 02:58 AM
#29
washed it down!!!!! what i was trying to was that it could maybe be that thereīs some rust inhibitor on the inside of the rotors`!?!? but itīs equal that "problem" is solved.....but iīll def have to bleed the brakes once again....but since itīs raining agaaaaain this may take some while.
this may take some while.
08-12-2008, 07:47 AM
#30
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Originally Posted by XM 1
but since itīs raining agaaaaain this may take some while.
this may take some while.
08-12-2008, 11:46 PM
#31
Originally Posted by vo7848
Jesus man, where do you live, in the Rainforest? It's been raining since you started this thread...
thatīs one main reason why i want to live somewhere else
but it seems like itīs going to be shine day....maybe i could bleed them today
08-18-2008, 06:32 AM
#32
so it seems like everything worked out good in the end...bleeded the brakes another time....still a little issue with the rears but not a big one (still loosen some brake fluid on the bolt where u bleed the caliper....just canīt remember the english word for it 
)......man iīve to post up some pics finally 
.....but iīm a little bit lazy right at the moment and have another new project on the start 
iīll def post pics asap
)......man iīve to post up some pics finally .....but iīm a little bit lazy right at the moment and have another new project on the start iīll def post pics asap
08-18-2008, 07:48 AM
#33
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Originally Posted by XM 1
so it seems like everything worked out good in the end...bleeded the brakes another time....still a little issue with the rears but not a big one (still loosen some brake fluid on the bolt where u bleed the caliper....just canīt remember the english word for it )......man iīve to post up some pics finally .....but iīm a little bit lazy right at the moment and have another new project on the start iīll def post pics asap
)......man iīve to post up some pics finally .....but iīm a little bit lazy right at the moment and have another new project on the start iīll def post pics asapEn Ingles se llama "Bleed Valve".
Post pics when you can...
Last edited by VO...; 08-18-2008 at 07:51 AM.
08-21-2008, 07:21 AM
#38
still having some issues with the front driver side caliper
donīt know why??? as i told i bleeded the hole system again and there where no bubbles at all.did 2 test drives "normal" driving conditions.
so i thought it would be a good idea to go up the mountians and have some fun
everything was fine....except the loose pedal feeling....not awlays, just sometimes (didnīt figured out under which driving conditions..????).you know you push the pedal the first time and it feel kind a loose ,then u push it another time and you could feel that the pedal feel is pretty tight.
so i drove home and tried to messure the temp. on the front calipers (since the rears didnīt even get warm )and the right caliper/rotor were hotter than the left one. ?????? could be caused by a grinding "brake pad"....which means that the pistons come out and stay out instead of going back into "open" position.
sucks pretty hard.......iīm already pissed again!!!
anyone any ideas what else could be wrong???
oh and yes the temperatur on both front calipers were the same after i bleeded the system again.
but whatīs most bothering me is that itīs sunny outside and pretty good weather.....after 3 weeks of rain....and iīm sitting at home trying to figure out whatīs wrong.....cause i donīt want to damage my front rotors.
donīt know why??? as i told i bleeded the hole system again and there where no bubbles at all.did 2 test drives "normal" driving conditions.
so i thought it would be a good idea to go up the mountians and have some fun
everything was fine....except the loose pedal feeling....not awlays, just sometimes (didnīt figured out under which driving conditions..????).you know you push the pedal the first time and it feel kind a loose ,then u push it another time and you could feel that the pedal feel is pretty tight.
so i drove home and tried to messure the temp. on the front calipers (since the rears didnīt even get warm
)and the right caliper/rotor were hotter than the left one. ?????? could be caused by a grinding "brake pad"....which means that the pistons come out and stay out instead of going back into "open" position.sucks pretty hard.......iīm already pissed again!!!
anyone any ideas what else could be wrong???
oh and yes the temperatur on both front calipers were the same after i bleeded the system again.
but whatīs most bothering me is that itīs sunny outside and pretty good weather.....after 3 weeks of rain....and iīm sitting at home trying to figure out whatīs wrong.....cause i donīt want to damage my front rotors.
08-21-2008, 02:34 PM
#40
When you went up to the mountains did you take some hard turns? If so you probably experienced what is known as pad knock back.
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp_knockback.shtml
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp_knockback.shtml