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Bleeding Brakes - pugtk - 23-06-2013
I went to bleed brakes on my berlingo i just bought and its air locked pretty bad, whats the correct pattern to bleed brakes on these vans?
RE: Bleeding Brakes - Grant - 23-06-2013
Start furthest away from the master cylinder and work you way towards the nearest.
I'm not sure if the berlingo is the same, but on the 306 it goes:
N/S/R-->
O/S/R-->
N/S/F-->
O/S/F
Just double check the position of your master cylinder
RE: Bleeding Brakes - swampy - 23-06-2013
Will be the same, does it have abs??
RE: Bleeding Brakes - Mattcheese31 - 23-06-2013
you go diagonal on non-abs . . . .nsr-osf-osr-nsf . .
RE: Bleeding Brakes - Piggy - 23-06-2013
ABS makes no difference.
All braking systems work in a diagonal.
RE: Bleeding Brakes - Mattcheese31 - 23-06-2013
(23-06-2013, 03:59 PM)Piggy Wrote: ABS makes no difference.
All braking systems work in a diagonal.
did i say different? . .
. . .lol tbf all mine have been no abs . .
RE: Bleeding Brakes - pugtk - 24-06-2013
still could not get pressure in the system, no fluid coming out, changed m/c and still the same,
my method of bleeding is using a clear tube connected to a container filled with fluid with an assistant pumping
never had problems bleeding before any ideas?
RE: Bleeding Brakes - Grant - 24-06-2013
(23-06-2013, 03:59 PM)Piggy Wrote: ABS makes no difference.
All braking systems work in a diagonal.
It could make the bleeding a lot easier, as if it is a PH3, or a late PH2 with EBD, you could do single person bleeding using Peugeot Planet. It uses the EBD pump to bleed the system for you.
Bazinga.
RE: Bleeding Brakes - pugtk - 24-06-2013
no abs