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Old 07-23-2024, 11:17 AM
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Finally bled the brakes tonight using the gravity method that I typically never use. Worked like a charm, thanks Tim, I owe you one! Going to the employee car show this Wednesday and going to swap out these radial redlines for a set of Polyglas tires. Can't wait to improve this car a bit at a time.
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Yesir' gravity is how I bleed all mine, since I do everything alone. If I feel they aren't quite good enough, I will get my helper out to pump the pedal for the last couple bubbles.
I've used pressure bleeders in past employment jobs and they are OK, but the pressure needs to be kept low, or the fluid sprays everywhere.
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I've used pressure bleeders in past employment jobs and they are OK, but the pressure needs to be kept low, or the fluid sprays everywhere.
In other words, basically a "gravity bleed" with a little assist -

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