I have a 2003 Jaguar x-type with 3.0 with no brake pedal.

Question

I drained the master cylinder doing brake flush. Now I have no pedal at all. The master is o.k. I have been bleeding the system now for about 12 hours utilizing gravity bleeding. Any help?

Answer 1

did you bleed the lines the right way? start at the wheel that is farther away from the master cylinder first, like right rear, left rear, right front , then left. front.keep bleeding it, it could have a air pocket in the lines.

Answer 2

Ahh !! The time you would have saved by getting a repair manual for $20-$30 , It would have given you instructions on the correct way to bleed your Jags ABS system. You can`t just gravity bleed it. Find out which of the ABS systems you have , and follow the multi step method involved. Now that you have completely screwed it up. Or better yet , let the people that know how the system works fix it , cause to tell you the truth , If you miss or jump one step you have to start all over. And you start at the ABS system , NOT ! at the wheels. After all, you own a Jag . It wouldn`t have been as expensive to let a real mechanic at the dealer do it as it will be now. Sorry about your luck, but you shouldn`t play with your brakes if you don`t know what you are doing.