19-02-2014, 10:03 AM
Are you absolutely sure that there's no slight leak anywhere? Perhaps the rear slave cylinders if it's a drum beam?
The pedal can't creep to the floor under constant pressure unless the fluid is going somewhere!
Obviously if there's loads of air in the system or the pads aren't sitting square to the disks then the pedal will be spongy and could feasably go to the floor if you were to press the pedal hard enough, but that's quite different to pedal creep. Pedal creep is where you hold the pedal under sustained constant pressure and it slowly sinks to the floor.
The pedal can't creep to the floor under constant pressure unless the fluid is going somewhere!
Obviously if there's loads of air in the system or the pads aren't sitting square to the disks then the pedal will be spongy and could feasably go to the floor if you were to press the pedal hard enough, but that's quite different to pedal creep. Pedal creep is where you hold the pedal under sustained constant pressure and it slowly sinks to the floor.
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