Brake Issues / ABS

Rusty · 04-06-2020, 05:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JARblue

Did you replace the lost fluid with fresh fluid in your reservoir? If not, this is most likely why VDC and BRAKE dash lights are on. Fill it to the max line and they should go away after a few miles of driving.

This statement has me confused though

How did you accidentally 'pop' open the caliper? There are two large bolts holding the two caliper halves together - it doesn't come apart easily. Did you mean something else?

Reading what he typed. I'm thinking that he has the 'bono's. And that he started to remove the 4 bolts on the caliper that bolts the halves together. If he did that. The caliper has to come apart and the o-ring might need to be replaced now. If he just did the bleeder screws. He got air in the system.

OP, sounds like you're in over your head. Take it to a mechanic and tell him on what you did. Plus your typing skills suck. Where is your periods. You need to rewrite your problem so that it's easier to understand.

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