Pressure Bleeding Master Cylinder
Melting Slicks
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Get the last bit of air out from the brake master cylinder. - CorvetteForum - Chevrolet Corvette Forum Discussion
Le Mans Master
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From: Cool Northern Michigan
Kind of a catch 22 question.
I assume the entire brake system needs to be bled, all six bleeders anyway?
Then it's more productive to remove the MC and place it in a bench-vise. Two fittings, two nuts and its removed.
Seldom can the last "unseen" bubble exit the MC using a Motive system.
Click on my avatar, look for photo album bench bleeding for some tips.
I assume the entire brake system needs to be bled, all six bleeders anyway?
Then it's more productive to remove the MC and place it in a bench-vise. Two fittings, two nuts and its removed.
Seldom can the last "unseen" bubble exit the MC using a Motive system.
Click on my avatar, look for photo album bench bleeding for some tips.
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Drifting
Joined: Nov 2000
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From: North Brunswick NJ
Thanks guys, have not needed to do this yet, but I may have to drain my dot 5 and replace with dot 3. This means cleaning the whole system to get all the dot 5 out. The MC has never been off or rebuild in 51 years on my 72. I appreciate the info from guys that have used the pressure system for bleeding. I plan on using a motive pressure bleeder to remove the air.
Ed
Ed
