Sorry for the lack of LBC content, but hopefully the concept is the
same.
I was replacing brake shoes on my wife's Honda today, and I popped
one of the brake pistons out of its bore. I put it back in, but
figured I introduced some air into the system. Sure enough, when I
got everything put back together, the pedal was slightly spongy. The
hobby shop closed before I could investigate further, but I'm
planning on bleeding the brakes tomorrow when I go back to do the oil
change. Will just bleeding the brakes be enough to remove the air
from the piston bores, or is there a different procedure for this?
Thanks a million,
Scott Gardner
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