Brakes
Asked by California_4156 Mar 03, 2017 at 09:39 AM about the 2005 Toyota Corolla
Question type: General
I have a toyota corolla verso I can't seem to get the
brakes right the brakes are running down only
when I start the car,I bled the car,I bled the abs,I
serviced the caliber,I changed the brake pades,I
serviced the master cylinder and I can't seen to get
it right
7 Answers
How did you bleed the ABS control unit? That needs to be done with a scanner program to operate the valves inside the control unit. You would have to take this to a shop to be bled out properly.
California_4156 answered 7 years ago
I bled it by the popen that go into it the back I was told to do that be a brake mechanic
I don't know...all I know if air had gotten into the ABS control unit, you can bleed the brakes all day long and not get a good pedal.
beatupchevy answered 7 years ago
what about the rear brakes ? If they are calipers they have to be set right I don't think they will self adjust . If by chance they are drum and shoe they should be all new , you loose a lot of pedal if they are worn , you wouldn't think a small amount of wear would do that but it does .
Yes beatupchevy, if the rear brake shoes, if there are any on this one, are not adjusted up to the drums so the shoes drag a bit, then you would have a low brake pedal. But it sounds like to me they got air into the ABS control unit.
