So I was bleeding my brakes, 1st rear brake went fine. But when doing the second, the pump stays running constant. It will not stop.
It sounded fine when I first started. Nice and strong for 4-8 seconds after turning key to ON, and stop. But it started sounding weak when I was doing the second. Realizing that using the pump during the first, and that the truck hasn't run for almost 3 weeks, maybe my battery was low. Yup, have ~6v at the terminals. Can't start the truck, and of course nobody is here to jump it. So I'll be getting a replacement, charger, or wait to jump,p it.
But in the mean time, the pump just running constant; could that be caused by low voltage? Or am I ****ed and my brake master cylinder, or brake booster pump assembly, is bad?
It sounded fine when I first started. Nice and strong for 4-8 seconds after turning key to ON, and stop. But it started sounding weak when I was doing the second. Realizing that using the pump during the first, and that the truck hasn't run for almost 3 weeks, maybe my battery was low. Yup, have ~6v at the terminals. Can't start the truck, and of course nobody is here to jump it. So I'll be getting a replacement, charger, or wait to jump,p it.
But in the mean time, the pump just running constant; could that be caused by low voltage? Or am I ****ed and my brake master cylinder, or brake booster pump assembly, is bad?