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Old 10-30-2002, 12:44 PM   #7
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You don't let the pedal hit the floor cause it can suck fluid(and air) back in then system. Also if you are bleeding the lines after installing your brake lines...
(Helps to have 2 people for any bleeding)
1. Check fluid in MC resevoir.
2. Open bleeder and press brake.
3. Close the bleeder before the person pressing the brake fully pressed the brake.(GOOD COMMUNICATION)
4. Check MC reservoir fluid again and repeat on all wheels.

You will have to bleed it the normal way afterwards but this will save time if you have emptied the system. This will also use more brake fluid as you will be pushing out a lot when you press the pedal. Never use the fluid you bleed out in your brake system again.

YOU WILL HAVE TO BLEED YOUR SYSTEM THE CONVENTIONAL WAY AGAIN AFTER THIS!(Look up for it)

::TIP:: You can use a wrench to tap calipers and it will help to get little bubbles of air free from crevices and such.
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