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09-28-2015, 12:03 PM
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brake bleeding questions
I have seen several master cylinders that have bleeder screws. I have always used the conventional way of bench bleeding, now I see that the auto parts store don't even provide the bleeder kits anymore.
How are you suppose to bleed the MC via the bleeder screws? I assume a person should still bench bleed the MC even if you using the one man suction method from a caliper or wheel cylinder? One last question. When I use the one man vacuum method to bleed the brakes I get a ton of micro bubbles that I assume is air coming from around the bleeder threads. Anyone else have that problem? |
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