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hi! Do you fix your problem? Cause I have the same problem, but drums are new

 
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What else did you do besides change the drums? Why did you change the drums?

 
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I've çhanged front brake disks, pads, caliperes and rear drums, shoes, everyones spring including adjustment parts, wheel cylinders. Everything is new.

I bought car and decide spend more money for my sefty...

P.s. I bleed brakes five times based on honda manual ( front drivers, front passenger, rear passenger, rear drivers)

 
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do you have ABS?
Did you drain fluid by chance? ABS need to be bench bled if air got in.

 
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no abs. 2003 honda civic lx

 
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are you losing fluid from tank?
Pipes?
Have someone else do the bleeding? Many people find out their method was faulty somewhere.

 
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Checked tubes - dry. the liquid level does not change. I bled the brakes with an assistant. I think the problem is in the master cylinder, because when the engine starts, the pedal almost goes to the floor ...

Also I checked hose from brake booster, and i think he works

 
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Could be, it's 20 years old

 
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i solved this problem. maybe someone will help. I mixed up the right and left front caliper. I understood this due to the fact that the bleeder was directed downwards, and not upwards😅

 
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Glad you figured it out.