does it have ABS cos if it does u need a garage to bleed it other wise it will make it worse

ok il try that now

yesz hence why i said.

The first thing you need to do is check them, are the cylinders leaking, are they adjusted correctly etc.

Aisn

could that affect them like ?

Lost intrest when they sitll didnt work

have you checked the rears?

Tryed bleading them with the egnition on and still no differance!!
Please help


Ive got a GSi and its sitting on ma drive :boggle:

Ya got any tiny bits of muck in ya break lines and thats gonna cause ya probs!

;)

Your talking to scott arnt you

haha

by the way you need to have ignition on when you bleed it.

and if its a mistral grey one then bleed it with the passenger side window open ;)

Ill have a look at them later 2 day

Ill let you know how i get on

Thanks 4 the help

load compensator is un der the back near the spare wheel well, just in front of, youll see 4 pipes coming frtom it.

Have you checked the rear brakes?

Master cylinder should be fairly straightforward on the corsa.

No idea how much a new one would be though

Ainsley

Hi again

The brakes were spongy b4 i changed the pads, there dosnt seam to be any leaks. Il check the hoses 4 blebbs etc later 2 day.

Where abouts is the load compressor situated ??

If its the master cylinder how hard is it to replace and how mutch to buy the pars needed?

Any help would be greatfull!!!!

is the load compensator siezed?
are the rear wheel cylinders leaking (peal the boots back and have a look)
are any of the rubber hoses blebbed/blebbing under pressure.
Have you bled it up properly on all 4 wheels?
was it spongy before you changed the pads if not it could be the new pads havent bedded in yet.

Failing all that it could be master cylinder.

Ainsley

Im having problems with ma brakes on my GSi ive changed the pads and blead the system but the pedles are still spongy!!

Any ideas ??

Any Help ??