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speedygonzales · 03-05-2018, 07:03 PM

All of this is a waste of time.

Trust me I started this thread. In addition to changing the master cylinder I also changed my front calipers to 2 piston and rotors to slotted type.

None of this works as well as the way the brakes should be from the factory. But I'll tell you what does! I just came in from doing it.

It's called the "automated bleed procedure".

I was poking around a few threads mentioning that nothing works until people did this. Some even said most GM's are this way. Without it you're wasting your time.

But what the hell does bleeding the ABS have to do with the normal brake operation. I"m sure I'm not the only one that said that and did normal brake bleeding procedure. I don't know and was skeptical until I did it.

See my new post for a little more information.

03-05-2018, 07:03 PM	#165
speedygonzales Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Smithfield, VA Posts: 1,501	Stop wasting your time changing pieces to get better brakes!!! All of this is a waste of time. Trust me I started this thread. In addition to changing the master cylinder I also changed my front calipers to 2 piston and rotors to slotted type. None of this works as well as the way the brakes should be from the factory. But I'll tell you what does! I just came in from doing it. It's called the "automated bleed procedure". I was poking around a few threads mentioning that nothing works until people did this. Some even said most GM's are this way. Without it you're wasting your time. But what the hell does bleeding the ABS have to do with the normal brake operation. I"m sure I'm not the only one that said that and did normal brake bleeding procedure. I don't know and was skeptical until I did it. See my new post for a little more information. __________________ 99 Z71 (98 body style) Pride and joy