brentleedragon
Ayeee
Hey guys....it's been a long time since I've been on the forums....three years maybe? Life kind of just stopped me from working on my truck :-( well anyhow I have gotten rid of my other car and I am back to driving the truck and what do you know brakes are gone. I replaced all the calipers, drums, pads rotors and what not so that's all good. Going to replace the Master Cylinder and Brake Booster tomorrow.....
I know i'll need to Bench bleed the MC before putting it on...whats the best way to do that? I am used to doing it in a vice with plugs in the holes on the side and pushing the diaphram until it's firm and no bubbles are coming up (it's been about five years since I have done it)
Then bleeding the brakes on the truck when it's all installed.....I know start from farthest and work my way to closest. I know the two man way of one down below with a jar of brake fluid, tube and another depressing the brake pedal until there are no more air bubbles. But I have been reading about a couple different methods....
Speed Bleeders....Are they worth it? And if so do you pump the brakes or do the same press pedal and hold method?
Vacuum Bleeders....Not to sure how these work but everyone says they're a good one man option
Reverse Bleeding....Seems logical....is there any downside to it or precautions?
Thanks guys
I know i'll need to Bench bleed the MC before putting it on...whats the best way to do that? I am used to doing it in a vice with plugs in the holes on the side and pushing the diaphram until it's firm and no bubbles are coming up (it's been about five years since I have done it)
Then bleeding the brakes on the truck when it's all installed.....I know start from farthest and work my way to closest. I know the two man way of one down below with a jar of brake fluid, tube and another depressing the brake pedal until there are no more air bubbles. But I have been reading about a couple different methods....
Speed Bleeders....Are they worth it? And if so do you pump the brakes or do the same press pedal and hold method?
Vacuum Bleeders....Not to sure how these work but everyone says they're a good one man option
Reverse Bleeding....Seems logical....is there any downside to it or precautions?
Thanks guys