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| #1  27-Mar-2006, 16:42 | ||||
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| Its pretty straight forward mate...just like normal. The only difficulty is if your system has been completely emptied, then it can sometimes be a bit of a sod to get some through to start with again. As you start, squeeze the tubing between the resevoir and the MC to expel as much air as poss, and then with the bleed nipple open, really pump the lever to start some going through. Once its on its way, then just do it as normal. Someone will be along in a mo to tell you about bleed tools etc, I have always just used a piece of hose on the nipple, with the other end in a waste container half full of old fluid, making sure the tube end is submerged. Works fine for me. TIP OF THE DAY! If you have adjustable levers (span) then put them on the largest setting for bleeding....more pump per pull...always good in my book  [Edited on 27-3-2006 by Harv748]  |
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