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I've just replaced the front brake pads on my 2013 Multispace but didn't bleed either caliper before retracting the pistons. I've got a pedal with the engine off,but with the engine running the brake pedal gradually goes to the floor.Any ideas what I might have damaged & is it a home fix? I've done the same with other vehicles which have had ABS & I'll read the manual next time before starting a job!! Thanks in anticipation.
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Could be you've shifted some muck or a seal in the master cylinder when the fluid was pushed back into the reservoir- might be worth carrying out a brake bleed.
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About to do just that in the morning,thanks.
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I'm guessing the car has a diesel engine? . . . if so read this...
https://www.brakesint.co.uk/pdf/technica...ce_202.pdf
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My vehicle .... 2006 (m59) Berlingo Multispace Desire - 1.6 HDI 92
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JJ9 got there before me, it may be simply diesel brake pedal creep!
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