partsmj Posted August 9, 2015 Posted August 9, 2015 Today I replaced the brake line on my 90 Comanche. I followed the tips on here and ran one line from the front of the valve to a new Dakota brake hose. I used 3 lines joined by unions. I cut one line to length I needed and flared it. I bled the rear cylinders and had a good pedal. Or so I thought. I started it up, was going for a ride, and now I have a low pedal and the BRAKE light is on. I do not see any leaks. Should I bleed again or could it be another issue? This was an all day operation today, tomorrow is another day. Thanks in advance for your help. Ken.
Eagle Posted August 10, 2015 Posted August 10, 2015 Bleed again for the low pressure. To cancel the light, once you have a decent peddle, stomp on the brakes HARD. That should reset the shuttle valve in the front distribution block.
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