I recently changed my brake lines. The brake fluid reservoir is empty. Must I bench bleed the master cylinder or just refill and bleed the brakes?
to bench bleed master cylinder - 6G Celicas Forums
refill and bleed like normal always making sure reservior is full
cool thanks.
start the bleeding from the longest line first...
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did your master go completely dry?..if so then bench bleed it just for peice of mine. If you had even a tiny bit, then just bleed all the lines like u regularly would.
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yea i refilled and bled the system and am unhappy with the results. So now I have to bleed the master cylinder and the whole system again.
crapper.
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did your master go completely dry?..if so then bench bleed it just for peice of mine. If you had even a tiny bit, then just bleed all the lines like u regularly would.
did your master go completely dry?..if so then bench bleed it just for peice of mine. If you had even a tiny bit, then just bleed all the lines like u regularly would.
yea i refilled and bled the system and am unhappy with the results. So now I have to bleed the master cylinder and the whole system again.
crapper.