gtsgts
06-04-2012, 03:01 AM
Ok, see if u can help me with this BMC problem.
Specs:
92 240sx non-abs coupe
Front 300zx 95 N/A calipers and 5 lug w/ new stainless lines
stock BMC
(everything worked fine)
Did:
Rear 300zx ebrake/5 lug/caliper upgrade (same 95 N/A)
300zx 17/16 BMC (was bench bled prior to install, no bubbles)
....
NOW: Front Calipers locking up after car warms up to operating temp
notes:
- problem resolves when car cools
- front calipers lock up slowly over time (and ONLY the fronts)
- pedal feel stays the same
- no leaks anywhere
re-bled the system and heavily re-bled both fronts.
- ran car, problem persisted
changed back to stock 240sx BMC
- problem resolves
WTF
Ok, so 300zx BMC is the problem, but whats up?
- brake booster rod too long? (tried adjusting rod 180 degrees clockwise, didnt work)
- semi-plugged middle fitting?
- What else would cause fluid not to return to master?
:ugh:
Specs:
92 240sx non-abs coupe
Front 300zx 95 N/A calipers and 5 lug w/ new stainless lines
stock BMC
(everything worked fine)
Did:
Rear 300zx ebrake/5 lug/caliper upgrade (same 95 N/A)
300zx 17/16 BMC (was bench bled prior to install, no bubbles)
....
NOW: Front Calipers locking up after car warms up to operating temp
notes:
- problem resolves when car cools
- front calipers lock up slowly over time (and ONLY the fronts)
- pedal feel stays the same
- no leaks anywhere
re-bled the system and heavily re-bled both fronts.
- ran car, problem persisted
changed back to stock 240sx BMC
- problem resolves
WTF
Ok, so 300zx BMC is the problem, but whats up?
- brake booster rod too long? (tried adjusting rod 180 degrees clockwise, didnt work)
- semi-plugged middle fitting?
- What else would cause fluid not to return to master?
:ugh: