Subject	Had the same problem on a guys car here locally.
Posted by	Milo (SATX) on August 04, 2008 at 5:59 PM
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In Reply To	extremely mushy brakes posted by jerZey on August 03, 2008 at 02:13 PM
Message	It turns out to be the check valve in the hosing leading to the plenum for us. Check valve went back. Easy to check, simply remove and blow on each end one at a time. If you get air both ways it's gone bad. Also, take the time to replace the hoses as well to rule out. Just my $.02, this assuming you bleed the system correctly of course.
Follow Ups	extremely mushy brakes - jerZey 14:13:12 08/03/08 gotta keep bleeding... (n/m) - inf 14:23:25 08/03/08 Are you following the proper bleed order? (n/m) - zgene4 14:29:15 08/03/08 Re: Are you following the proper bleed order? - jerZey 14:44:54 08/03/08 Bleed the side farthest from the master cylinder first - ZXRider(SoCal) 15:21:33 08/03/08 basiclly start from the furthest to the Master (n/m) - 300znick 15:37:29 08/03/08 That is the correct order. - Fast300 21:21:05 08/03/08 Are you adding brake fluid as you bleeding them? because - DoodMon(SD) 16:00:53 08/03/08 yes, i made that mistake in the beginning but i realized it - jerZey 16:29:03 08/03/08 were they mushy before you did all this? (n/m) - spyhunterTT(nj) 16:01:27 08/03/08 they were somewhat mushy but that is why i bought all - jerZey 16:31:04 08/03/08 hmmmm could it be your abs pump going out, perhaps? - DoodMon(SD) 17:38:46 08/03/08 Tell us exactly how you are bleeding the brakes. (n/m) - WoodmanZ 08:28:54 08/04/08 Had the same problem on a guys car here locally. - Milo (SATX) 17:59:19 08/04/08
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