Brake change

[DynamiteQC]

I recently done a brake change (rotor, pad) on my r32. It was my first time doing it but I did read on forum about it. Everything was replaced and I did only put grease over rubber seal like instructed on the pad box but not on the pin. I did a road test to break the pad like instructed but still, it doesnt break hard at all even after doing a bleeding. What did I do wrong

[markc32]

what pad material??? did u pump the brake pedal before u started the car?

[Bruizer]

Maybe try to bleed them better, car running and peddle pump or running with mighty vac
Is this on an r33? They're heavy..

[Marus92]

Is the pedal firm or mushy?

[DynamiteQC]

Pad are hawk and rotor brembo on a r32. I did bleed all the caliper from rear passager to front driver but the pedal does not seem firm like my old set-up. If i floor the brake pedal wheel wont lock at all. A friend told me I could be braking only on one pad in each caliper since I didnt grease every part . I will try rebleeding them while car is running since I only did it with power on last time.

[markc32]

only things u need to grease are the pins and brake pads shoulders...u still have air in the lines

[DynamiteQC]

that what I was thinking also since both side of the disk have mark on them. I will grease the pin as you mentionned and bleed the line while car is running.

[beacher1B0]

What tool did u use to push the caliper pistons back into the caliper with?
It is possible u fubared the bore in the caliper, causing the pistons to not travel well. But, in hindsite, that would not cause a mushy pedal.

[DynamiteQC]

i used the comon plier like I saw in tutorial. I did my friend brake also and everything was fine. Like it was said, I probably still have air in the line