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#1 Posted : Thursday, 19 August 2004 9:32:44 PM(UTC)
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Hi guys.


I hvae a HK monaro with std 10 bolt diff and brakes. up front I have a new HQ disks, HX calipers.


No matter what I do I cant loose the spongy pedal. I have a new Master Cylinder, new braided brake lines.


What else do I look for?? It will stop pretty well. It is just the spongy pedal that I dont like.


What else is there for me to check and anything to look for??


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#2 Posted : Thursday, 19 August 2004 9:49:34 PM(UTC)
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Spongy brake pedal is usually associated with air in your brake lines.


HQ have a split fluid chamber front and rear. Make sure you have oodles of fluid, or if new and clean re-use it to top up, the master cycle as you bleed the lines.


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#3 Posted : Friday, 20 August 2004 6:25:47 AM(UTC)
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Make sure that your rear brakes are adjusted up correctly. If the self adjusters are stuffed and the linings aren't adjusted up the pedal will be spongy.


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