[Brake Bleeding] Need Assistance.
Le Mans Master
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From: Longview Texas
If you let the master cylinder go dry, you should bench bleed it, and burp the air out of the ports when you connect the lines. You should not see any bubbles coming up in the reservoir if the master cylinder is bled correctly.
As already mentioned, make sure the bleeder valves are at the top or you will never get all the air out.
I bled my whole system and replaced the master cylinder with less than a quart of brake fluid.
Have you looked at the base of the master cylinder to see if there is any fluid running down the front of the booster?
As already mentioned, make sure the bleeder valves are at the top or you will never get all the air out.
I bled my whole system and replaced the master cylinder with less than a quart of brake fluid.
Have you looked at the base of the master cylinder to see if there is any fluid running down the front of the booster?
Last edited by TEXHAWK0; Apr 6, 2010 at 04:37 PM.
