Howdy,
Hopefully this belongs in this forum, it's partially under the hood
I'm trying to bleed (well, flush really) the brakes on a 2002 Mountaineer. I've bled brakes plenty of times, but I'm figuring there is some ABS thing here that has me confused. I start at the right rear. I hook up the mightyvac, draw a vacuum, crack the plug, and I get a little squirt of fluid, certainly no flow.
I try it at one of the front wheels, same deal. I enlisted the help of a friend to try it the pump and hold way, I get a little bit more fluid, but still, just a squirt. It will take me years at this rate to get all of the dirty fluid out
The Ford manual doesn't seem to say or imply anything special other than the old fashioned bleeding method is needed, which really shocked me.
Any suggestions or input is greatly appreciated!
-Mike
Hopefully this belongs in this forum, it's partially under the hood
I'm trying to bleed (well, flush really) the brakes on a 2002 Mountaineer. I've bled brakes plenty of times, but I'm figuring there is some ABS thing here that has me confused. I start at the right rear. I hook up the mightyvac, draw a vacuum, crack the plug, and I get a little squirt of fluid, certainly no flow.
I try it at one of the front wheels, same deal. I enlisted the help of a friend to try it the pump and hold way, I get a little bit more fluid, but still, just a squirt. It will take me years at this rate to get all of the dirty fluid out
The Ford manual doesn't seem to say or imply anything special other than the old fashioned bleeding method is needed, which really shocked me.
Any suggestions or input is greatly appreciated!
-Mike