96 camary brakes
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Asked by Marshal Mar 03, 2019 at 10:02 AM about the 1996 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I'M having problems bleeding brakes.
Bought a pneumatic bleeder and it wont
pull the air out. Can i have a leak
somewhere?

4 Answers
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Biohazard01 answered 5 years ago

Open brake bleeder on front caliper and wait for it to come out then tighten the bleeder and go to the next wheel then to the back. Each time you do this your pedal should get better. Make sure after bleeding each wheel you fill the brake fluid.

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Marshal answered 5 years ago

I cant find a leak but ive gravity bled,ive had someone pump em up n bled and even bought a pneumatic bleeder. It just keeps pulling air.thx for ya advice

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Marshal answered 5 years ago

What will keep it from getting fluid to left rear wheel?

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