brakes responses very slow after letting the brake fluid come out

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i have a 99 crv, and i was servicing the brakes and i unscrewed the brake fluid bolt and brake fluid came out. Now after that the brake doesn't work well. Any ideals how to fix it.
 
i have a 99 crv, and i was servicing the brakes and i unscrewed the brake fluid bolt and brake fluid came out. Now after that the brake doesn't work well. Any ideals how to fix it.

The brake fluid bolt?? I don't know what that might be, but you probably introduced air into the system. Get the brakes bled by somebody who knows how.
 
E. Meyer said:
The brake fluid bolt?? I don't know what that might be, but you probably
introduced air into the system. Get the brakes bled by somebody who knows
how.
 
Jeezz! Frightening, isn't it! :-)
The brake fluid bolt?? I don't know what that might be, but you probably introduced air into the system. Get the brakes bled by somebody who knows how.
 
mike113 said:
i have a 99 crv, and i was servicing the brakes and i unscrewed the brake fluid bolt and brake fluid came out. Now after that the brake doesn't work well. Any ideals how to fix it.

If the braking system is a standard non-abs then insert a 2 feet see-thru auquarium tube with the other end into a hung bottle. Step 1) Pump the brake and hold, unscrew the bolt slightly, tapping the caliper (not required.) Close the screw, and repeat step 1 until it runs clear or clear of bubbles.

Use caution, place block of wood about 1 and a half or 2 inches thick under the pedal. Close the cap if working for more than four hours and keep it full. Start from the longest brake line. (RR, LR, RF, LF.) Recommend you do all four.

Rick
 

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