Q: Bleeding Brakes
Speaking of bench bleeding….. how is this done? Is there some books that explain this that I could look at… Or is it simple enough on a 1968 Firebird for a quick explanation here??
A:
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Secure the master cylinder in a level position (level is VERY important).
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Attach a tube to each brake line on the master cylinder and place the other end of each tube in it’s associated well.
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Fill each well in the master cylinder with fresh brake fluid.
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Using an appropriate tool drive the plundger (brake peddle rod) into the master cylinder.
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Continue #4 until no more bubbles appear.
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Plug brake line connectors and put master cylinder lid on.
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