(OT) brake pressure bleeding

[_shel_ny]

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Edited September 5, 2011 by shel_bizzy_48

[P-12 Tommy]

Do it!! I highly recommend it. It worked perfect for me.

Tom

[oldmopar]

Great price I had one for years had to replace it got anew one at my local true valve last week for $15.00 so 2.99 a great deal

[insaneradio]

How are you connecting the hose to the master cylinder??

Thanks,

Dave

[james curl]

If you have access to an old master cylinder you can remove the outlet plug which is the same size and threads as the original cap. Put a hose bib in one half and a plug in the other and apply pressure.

Edited May 29, 2010 by james curl
correct spelling

[P-12 Tommy]

Shel, I know what you're saying. I lived in the Cleveland, Ohio area from 1953 to 2000 and fought rust on cars most of my life. Arghhhh!! Good luck with the lines.

Tom

[insaneradio]

If you have access to an old master cylinder you can remove the outlet plug which is the same size and threads as the original cap. Put a hose bib in one half and a plug in the other and apply pressure.

Yes I happen to have an old master cyl. Great suggestion !!

Dave

[ptwothree]

after the bleed, you could put a hose on that air fitting and run that to a remote reservoir. Worked for me!