Could there possibly be air trapped in the ABS pump/system? Try cycling it on some loose gravel and bleeding it again?

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61k miles Ph.1 Diablo '6 Project Thread

Thanks for the replies guys.

I'll try connecting up PP2k and activate the ABS pump and then try bleeding, but I have bled it loads with the easy bleed system.

If you mean the flexible pipes, all the hoses are the braided type. I'm guessing they shouldn't bulge. They seem to be in good condition.

How does a failing servo feel?

It's phase 3 so the EBD system.

Pedal effort changes for no apparent reason usually, or you need more effort to brake at low engine revs vs high when it's leaking enough.

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Vacuum if you can as it pulls dissolved air out of the fluid.

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Never had a problem with abs pumps, even from dry.

make sure the nipples and bore are clean and you don't open the nipples too far, as you can draw air down the threads.

if the car has had any brake lines recently check the unions, I've had a Ford fusion in recently which had failed mot for two years running on a long pedal, found a loose inline join on a factory brake line, god knows why it was loose, it was 15 years old and there's no reason to loosen them other than replacing the pipes!!

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If you have excessive squadge and brake pedal travel then can only be a bulging brake hose or air in the system.

If you mean you feel you have to apply more braking effort with your foot to stop than other 6's then perhaps your servo just isn't as strong as others.

The servo on my 6 hardly does a lot compared to others I've owned I've often thought about changing it but tbh if you stamp on the pedal hard enough it still bloody stops.

Put a new servo in my old hdi with 6 brakes on that Aaron6 now owns and literally the lightest tap on the pedal sends you through the windscreen it's that sharp.

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