Hey guys,
Has anyone installed a rear brake hose upside down, without any problems? I know it sounds odd,
but I connected the hose to the hard line side first, and the hose is positioned wrong, but installed to the caliper the right way.
Would this cause the loss of break pressure? that's my problem. No pressure to the pedal after bleeding.
Each line bleed with bubbles, and I've never had that happen before. No line was cleared of air completely.
Either it's the hose I installed, or master cylinder/brake booster, right?
Has anyone installed a rear brake hose upside down, without any problems? I know it sounds odd,
but I connected the hose to the hard line side first, and the hose is positioned wrong, but installed to the caliper the right way.
Would this cause the loss of break pressure? that's my problem. No pressure to the pedal after bleeding.
Each line bleed with bubbles, and I've never had that happen before. No line was cleared of air completely.
Either it's the hose I installed, or master cylinder/brake booster, right?
