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Thanks to louigi who painstakingly drilled it out for me. All OK now. |
OK, when I look in my reservoir, I only see one nut, and it looks like the only think it does is hold the reservior on. Is that the one you bleed?? Doesn't look like it goes anywhere?? Got pictures? |
Galaxy, that is the nut you use to bleed the front brake. Really simple and easy system, that! |
both multi vac or syringe r good idea,s or what u can do is strip syringe ie remove plunger and connect to caliper and use as clear res for caliper to see if any air comes out . |
bleeding brakes dont laugh Promise not to laugh..... I do it like this.. one meter length of plastic pipe, fill with fluid, attatch one end to open bleed nipple, other end to small fish tank air pump. remove reservoir cap and make sure res is EMPTY !! turn on pump, go have a cup of tea. come back, and I find the lil pump has pushed the air up the pipes and followed it with fluid. As for the rear, caliper needs to be higher than reservoir, and nipple on top, (air only goes uphill) silly way I know, but hey, it works for me !! Geoff M |
I had loads of problems after fitting new brake lines, Ended up getting one of them bleeders that you connect to a air line and it sucks it through from the bleed nipple at the caliper, Did it in seconds as long as you keep topping up the resivoir. It was that easy I even replaced the clutch fluid aswell. |
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