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Old 04-15-2013, 06:00 PM   #15
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You dont even need to buy a bleeder tool to bleed the brakes.. Just use a foot or 2 of npt/vacuum line and a large bottle of brake fluid. Loosen the bleeder screw, stick the line in, take the other end into the bottle, hop in the car and step on the pedal 10-20 times, close off the screw.. repeat on all 4. You will need to refill the reservoir when it gets empty. Its a 1 man job, dont need friends.



You changed the front brakes but you only bleed the fronts.. air could have gotten into the system. Did a Q45 conversion recently too, thought i could have got away with it by clamping the hoses.. but air still got in. Redo from the whole system, problem should go away.
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