Bleeding Brakes

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Bleeding Brakes

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Hey guys wheres the bleed nipple on the brake master cylinder?

do i just unhook a brake line and do it through that?
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My God!
Dont even attempt it,
Refer to mech,

Nipples are on the calipers
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the service manual says theres one on the brake master cylinder!
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8O

I've pulled out & installed both types of masters & never seen a bleed point on it... always done it on the wheels.
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from the wheels

its sucks I hated doing it.
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Post by Bennoz »

Ya can get cheeky when doing it & not actually have to remove the wheels too. Just jack it up, get under, the run a bit of 1/4" tubing off the nipple into a bucket.

Or as the rich kids are doing these days, just buy a power bleed kit which just hooks into the air valve on your spare tyre, then hook up to each bleed point & release the valve. No one required to push the pedal 8)
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