Brakes won't bleed. Pedal goes to the floor when running. Quick Fix - Ford Bronco

[@RazzleFrazzle]

Dude i changed the calipers on my 2004 Chevy 1500 and i did this exact thing, i researched and was about to replace master cylinder and booster but then i found your video, and guess what the ports were at the bottom, swapped them and good to go. Thank you sooo much for posting this you saved me a lot of trouble !!!! ❤

[@Bearbait01]

Glad I could help!

[@BroncNDan]

Damn. I can’t get my breaks to work for anything!!! After watching this video, I instantly remember my bleeder is on the bottom!!! Damn it!!! I can’t wait to switch them around tomorrow!! I hope this works for me, THANK YOU!

[@Bearbait01]

No problem, Dan. Good luck!

[@RCinginSC]

Since ive been down this road in a similar situation with a bad wheel cyl, think it might be important to add that the reason the pedal feels fine when bleeding with vehicle off but pedal goes to the floor when running is because the brake booster is simply strong enough to compress that trapped air. With vehicle off, the pressure of your foot alone without power booster assistance will not compress that trapped air .

[@davesbroncogarage]

The Cooper STTs look great.

[@matthewmizushima8420]

I'd like to see this thing doing some wheeling. Hopefully you can get one up for us. I'd like to see how your suspension works.

[@Bearbait01]

Hopefully it's ready to do that in the spring time

[@richname6256]

wow good video

[@lifehunter6426]

Did this mistake on my jeep Grand cherokee