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Jesus:
I had a similar problem with my 56 and
after a while, discovered that I had a cross threaded brake line that leaked
when I pumped the brakes. I replaced the line and problem was
fixed.
John
In a message dated 1/21/2014 4:21:30 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
chemnixon@xxxxxxxxx writes:
After 23
years, I am finally asking this question:
Ever since I bought my 55 Ply
Belvedere 6cy auto, I've had brake issue problems. No matter how many times I
bleed the brake lines, master cyl. etc., the pedal always goes soft after the
car sits idle for a few days. I have to remind myself to pump the pedal a few
times every so often or I end up purging the brake lines. Also, there's always
a tendency for the car to to steer to the right and it's usually the first
cylinder to start leaking fluid--Throughout the years, I replaced the brakes
shoes, cylinders, etc., and it's the same.
To bleed the system I use the
jar and hose method-
Is this a common problem with these cars? Anybody has
the same problem? Suggestions?
Thanks
Jesus
55 Ply
Belv sedan 6 cyl, auto
trans
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