Can i bench bleed a master cylinder with bolted onto the car?
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Can i bench bleed a master cylinder with bolted onto the car?
I don't have a bench vise so I was wondering if I can install the master cylinder onto the booster without installing the brake lines on then install the bleed kit and bleed using the brake pedal instead? Is this possible? thanks
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Re: Can i bench bleed a master cylinder with bolted onto the car? (Lil Red CRXsi)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Lil Red CRXsi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yes,but now it's a 2 person job.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Exaclty, its how i did mine...well me and a friend.
Exaclty, its how i did mine...well me and a friend.
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Re: Can i bench bleed a master cylinder with bolted onto the car? (crx00)
I put the reservoir onto the MC and then filled it.. put the lines so it would circulate the fluid onto it and then i used a screwdriver, put it in where the brake pedal push rod would go and then pushed the MC, with the screwdriver infront of it, into a wall.
Maybe this will make it clearer than my poor wording.
Maybe this will make it clearer than my poor wording.
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