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The way I have found it to work best is to bleed the brakes
from the brake cylinders themselves. To do this you must inject fluid into
the bleeder valves and catch it as it runs out of the reservoir.
Naturally, you'll do this one at a time. Years ago we used a TCP syringe
with some slight modifications to deliver the fluid, but recently I've used the
type of oiling can that requires a pumping action to get oil. I
have a special one I use, so it is kept clean and nothing other than bake
fluid goes through it. This action actually pushes air back through
and out of the system. Good luck.
----- Original Message -----From: Robert Q. Steinman, PhDTo: TalkSent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 1:23 PMSubject: [COUPERS-TECH]----[Please read http://ercoupers.com/disclaimer.htm before following any advice in this forum.]----I have just rebuilt my break master cylinder, quite a chore I might say. Is there a easy way to bleed the brakes?
Comments please
Thanks
Robert Q. Steinman, Ph.D.
N3520H 415C/D 1948
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