i replaced my calipers and my brakes won't build pressure. What to do next?
What is your question?
I replaced the K member, steering rack, upper and lower control arms, shocks, calipers, rotors and pads and the same in the rear. I had to remove the master cylinder to get to the drivers side suspension bolts. Now that everything is back together, I have bled the brakes several times and they won't build pressure. No brake fluid leaks.
What to do now?
What makes this problem better or worse?
nothing
How long has your 2002 Chevrolet Camaro had this problem?
a couple of weeks since I finished replacing the parts.
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Still sounds like a brake system bleed. Bleed the master cylinder on it's own. And then bleed all wheels. You're missing something - there's nothing wrong unless installation went wrong.
