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Old 04-Dec-2005, 22:34
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By taking the rear caliper off and bleeding it at the top of the disc, the bleed nipple is uppermost and so lets all the air out. If you leave it in the stock position, the air stays in the caliper and the new fluid just runs out of the bleed nipple.
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