How difficult is it to install stainless brake lines?
07-25-2002, 08:27 AM
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I borrowed it from a friend, but yeah...
Screw it onto the brake fluid resevoir, add two quarts of brake fluid, and pump it up, and you can bleed them easily using nothing but a catch bottle/tube and a wrench.
Its a good idea to use a VAG took to cycle the ABS controller, too.
Its a good idea to use a VAG took to cycle the ABS controller, too.
07-25-2002, 08:36 AM
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Brake bleeding made easy
I've been using the Motive pressure bleeder lately and have been happy with it. Allows you to bleed brakes with one person and uses a lot less fluid than the old fashioned way.
Also, rather than fill it with fluid, what I do top up the fluid and is simply use the Motive pressure bleeder to pressurize the resevoir (this keeps the pressure bleeder uncontaminated and lets me use it when I need to pressure test other things).<ul><li><a href="http://www.motiveproducts.com/">Motice Brake Bleeders</a></li></ul>
Also, rather than fill it with fluid, what I do top up the fluid and is simply use the Motive pressure bleeder to pressurize the resevoir (this keeps the pressure bleeder uncontaminated and lets me use it when I need to pressure test other things).<ul><li><a href="http://www.motiveproducts.com/">Motice Brake Bleeders</a></li></ul>
