Okay so I have done my rear brakes before with no issue, but this time I ran into some problems.
Last time I just pushed the pistons back with a C clamp and had no problems.
This time I had read that I needed to open the bleeder valve so that dirty fluid wasn't forced back through the ABS system or something. I opened the valve and compressed the pistons then sealed the valve back once they were fully compressed. I drove around the next day and then noticed the rotors still had the factory texture to them, so I assume they are not making contact. The caliper makes some contact because when one wheel is off the ground I can turn it a bit until the brake is applied.
I have bleed the brakes but did not go in the correct order, I did the left rear first then the right rear. I have driven it a few days like this... do I just need to bleed them again or is there some other issue?
Also, don't know if it's related, but I have the ABS issue as well. It comes up with something about a solenoid valve. I cleaned the ground for the controller under the driver door but that didn't resolve the issue.
Last time I just pushed the pistons back with a C clamp and had no problems.
This time I had read that I needed to open the bleeder valve so that dirty fluid wasn't forced back through the ABS system or something. I opened the valve and compressed the pistons then sealed the valve back once they were fully compressed. I drove around the next day and then noticed the rotors still had the factory texture to them, so I assume they are not making contact. The caliper makes some contact because when one wheel is off the ground I can turn it a bit until the brake is applied.
I have bleed the brakes but did not go in the correct order, I did the left rear first then the right rear. I have driven it a few days like this... do I just need to bleed them again or is there some other issue?
Also, don't know if it's related, but I have the ABS issue as well. It comes up with something about a solenoid valve. I cleaned the ground for the controller under the driver door but that didn't resolve the issue.