Braided Brake Lines - Long goes ?
Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Phoenix Arizona
Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 7,251
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From: Phoenix Arizona
Yes, and er no.
like it is excellent at emptying the m/c reserviour.
sometimes on bleeding brakes.its a tidy way to keep the b/fluid from going all over the place.
Trapped Air
Use a plastic hammer to tap on the calipers to break the air bubbles loose. I also use a Mighty Vac to get the majority of the air out but finish with old fashion way, pumping the pedal.
ATE Super Racing brake fluid comes in Blue and regular so you can see the color change when doing a system flush.
The Mighty Vac is great for the Brake Master Cylinder fluid change. I use the ATE Super here also.
Cheers, Curt
like it is excellent at emptying the m/c reserviour.sometimes on bleeding brakes.its a tidy way to keep the b/fluid from going all over the place.
Trapped Air
Use a plastic hammer to tap on the calipers to break the air bubbles loose. I also use a Mighty Vac to get the majority of the air out but finish with old fashion way, pumping the pedal.
ATE Super Racing brake fluid comes in Blue and regular so you can see the color change when doing a system flush.
The Mighty Vac is great for the Brake Master Cylinder fluid change. I use the ATE Super here also.
Cheers, Curt
Melting Slicks
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 3,447
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From: Los Angeles
The soft metal retaining clips can break pretty easy if you don't get the right angle when tapping them in. Stock ones can be used if that happens though. I broke both my rear ones
No special tools. It was a pretty easy swap.
Racer
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 324
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From: Rogersville TN
No, The ATE Super Racing brake fluid is not synthetic. Synthetic bubbles going through the anti skid module and gives a soft pedal.
ATE Super Blue Racing and ATE TYP 200 are the same brake fluid in two different colors (blue and amber, respectively).
Cheers, Curt
ATE Super Blue Racing and ATE TYP 200 are the same brake fluid in two different colors (blue and amber, respectively).
Cheers, Curt
