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Bleeding rear brakes - not attatched to car - ginge191 - 23-12-2011
Im looking to make sure the bleed valves on my rear beam are working correctly.
Its a disc beam and is not attatched to the car.
Anyone have any idea on how to do this, a step my step method would be grand!
much love x
Re: Bleeding rear brakes - not attatched to car - Connor - 23-12-2011
Umm... only thing you can do it undo them. Theyll either undo and be fine or theyll chew the threads on the calliper. And theres only one way to find out which is which!
Re: Bleeding rear brakes - not attatched to car - ginge191 - 23-12-2011
i spoke to KrisB and he suggested putting some lube over the end or something??
Re: Bleeding rear brakes - not attatched to car - Connor - 23-12-2011
Well you could cover them in WD40 or any other commercially available penetrating fluid, wont hurt
Bleeding rear brakes - not attatched to car - Jonny b - 23-12-2011
Plus gas is the best thing to use bud
Re: Bleeding rear brakes - not attatched to car - Poodle - 26-12-2011
^^^ This. Soak it for a night or two beforehand, job done.