>Then I was trying to bleed the system again. There were no
> more air bubbles coming out of the bleed screw, so I think there is no
more
> air in the system. But I still have to pump the pedal 3-4 times before
there
> is any pressure.
> So, how fix, how find out, who blame information on.
Oh no not the brake bleeding thread again :-)
Assuming you have adjusted the shoes up correctly and the extra pumping is
not simply shifting the shoes out to make contact with the drum. If you do
not already own one, go buy a pressure bleeding tool like the Gunsons
Easybleed kit, along with a big can of brake fluid.
This forces the fluid and air through from the master cylinder without the
need for pumping the pedal. and usually produces better results.
I am sure you will receive much more advise on this subject.
Good luck
Mike Rogers <MikeRogers@Mattishall.org.uk>
WWW.Mattishall.org.uk
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