Why does the brake become soft again a few days after bleeding the air?
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There is still air in the brake system. Here are some explanations about why the brake becomes soft: 1. Cause: Air enters the brake system mainly when the brake is released. The master cylinder returns to its position while the wheel cylinder does not, creating a vacuum in the pipeline. If the seal of the wheel cylinder rubber ring is poor (which may not necessarily cause oil leakage), air can enter gradually. Over time, the amount of air increases, leading to the symptom of a soft brake. 2. Symptoms of air in the brake system: The feeling when pressing the brake pedal is completely different, with a sensation of gas compression and rebound. Air in the hydraulic line affects the transmission of braking force, weakening the braking power.