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I have finally got all the brake parts installed...new lines...new cylinders in the rear...fairly new calipers...all new brake pads, shoes and parking brake cables...
I had left the master cylinder dry for nearly four years (gosh, time really flies when you have no funds)...and was wondering what would be the best way to bleed them from a completely dry system...
Do I just dump in the fluid and open one of the bleeders and start pumping or, as someone mentioned, a 'gravity bleed' initially?
TIA!
I had left the master cylinder dry for nearly four years (gosh, time really flies when you have no funds)...and was wondering what would be the best way to bleed them from a completely dry system...
Do I just dump in the fluid and open one of the bleeders and start pumping or, as someone mentioned, a 'gravity bleed' initially?
TIA!
