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When compressing the piston on the callipers, I had unscrewed the cap on the brake fluid reservoir to make it easier to compress the pistons. Now that all brakes are assembled, my brake peddle is very mushy and spongy like. What do I need to do? I had pumped the brakes until it was firm before I recapped the reservoir.

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You will have to bleed your brakes.

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