Posted by IA Roy on January 02, 2016 at 17:42:12 from (72.168.161.24):
In Reply to: Bleeding Brakes posted by guido on January 02, 2016 at 09:33:28:
Sorry to not reply earlier. When by myself, which is most of the time, I assembled a vacuum bleeder made out of an old air compressor (older than myself, over 60) and a glass jar, and some hoses. I hooked the intake side of the compressor (vacuum) to a glass jar, with the hose just inside the top. Then I added a little brake fluid to the jar. In a second hole in the lid, I inserted another hose that went clear to the bottom of the jar. I connect the hose that goes just below the cap to the compressor, and the hose below the fluid level to the bleeder screw. Then I start the compressor and crack the bleeder screw until bubbles quit coming out of the submersed hose. However now and then I forget to keep an eye on the master cylinder and start sucking air into the system. I will be using tomorrow, hopefully, to bleed my truck. Today was a reason not to brag about small victories. When I do that it bites me in the butt!
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