Some of you have seen my post in the Mechanical section on my brakes before the summer....My brakes are still not working

The problem is....I bleed my brakes forever, re-filling the resivoir with fluid, and their seems to be no pressure at all, I know how to bleed the brakes...someone told me how like holding in the lever while I un-do the valve and let the air out. I have done this alot of times and have not succeeded. The pads were new in February, and I always sand off the glaze with sandpaper. The lines have no hols in them, I have checked them over many of times. But up on the resivoir their are 2 tiny holes where the filler cap meets the resivoir on each side...I don't know if they are suppose to be there, it looks like it was made like that. When I pull the lever in, bubbles come out of these holes.

Can someone help me???, Please and Thank-You.

 

you made sure to turn up the adjusting wheel behind the rubber plug on the wheels didnt you?

 

Perhaps you need to rebuild your master cylender. My quadsport had the same problem.

 

Try patching those two holes with JB weld.Thats where all the pressure is going I bet.

 

Yes I have adjusted it..How is the drum suppose to sit??...Is it suppose to touch the pads while the drums spin?? or on so they are almost touching??

How do I re-build the cylider??...what do I do to re-build it??

I have heard of JB Weld before...it should be at Wal-Mart right??

 

Yes the pads should be barely touching the drum.Don't worry about rebuilding the drum, a mechanic would probably have to do it.

 

Today I tried to bleed them again...they gained a bit of pressure but not enough to stop me...I think the wheel cylinders and brake resivoir is causing the brakes to not have any pressure.