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1968 Chevy Chevelle Classic Performance Products Brakes Bleeding The Brakes

 
1968 Chevy Chevelle Classic Performance Products Brakes Bleeding The Brakes
1968 Chevy Chevelle Classic Performance Products Brakes Bleeding The Brakes
Bleeding the brakes with a fresh fill is a whole lot easier with a plastic syringe. Typically, pumping with your foot takes far longer, and results in more foaming. In their master cylinder kit, CPP gives detailed directions for bleeding with a syringe, but here are the basics: There are two small holes in each circuit well, a take-up port and a pressure port. The take-up port is the closest to the firewall in each well. Start by injecting fluid in the take-up port until it begins bubbling out of the pressure port. This will effectively clear the line of any air. View Related Article
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