DIY brake Bleeding
#12
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Originally Posted by s2krazy01,Apr 23 2007, 11:05 AM
Just one more: does anything need to be moved to get to this bleeder screw? (i.e. calipers)
#14
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10" of clear hose and a 10mm wrench is all you need. Well, fluid and a container too
No pump, no speed bleeders, no sweat.
It will take a little longer, but wait till you feel the pedal.
Just keep the master at the full line as you go.
No pump, no speed bleeders, no sweat.
It will take a little longer, but wait till you feel the pedal.
Just keep the master at the full line as you go.
#15
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Originally Posted by s2krazy01,Apr 23 2007, 09:05 AM
I think it's as simple as it sounds. I can't understand why people spend so much on vacuum bleeders then.
#17
Originally Posted by mikegarrison,Apr 23 2007, 05:22 PM
Originally Posted by s2krazy01 @ Apr 23 2007, 09:05 AM
I think it's as simple as it sounds. I can't understand why people spend so much on vacuum bleeders then.
#19
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Originally Posted by bigteninch,Apr 24 2007, 10:07 AM
Billman, where is the best place to get the ATE Super Blue??
I've come to prefer Motul 600, just because it's not blue. It also has slightly higher specs and (unfortunately) a higher price. It comes in 1/2 liter plastic bottles, while the ATE stuff comes in 1 liter metal cans.
ATE also makes a "Type 200" fluid which is exactly the same as "Superblue" except it's not blue. But it's harder to find.
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Mike, is that first comment REALLY necessary? I was attempting to support people/companies that may be on this forum. Maybe Billman had some or a vendor he likes to support.