Subject	Option 1 is the best way IMHO
Posted by	aliaZ on September 05, 2012 at 5:23 PM
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In Reply To	Preferred bench bleeding procedure for new master cylinder? posted by Under_Powered on September 05, 2012 at 05:16 PM
Message	I don't think you'll ever get the air out with option 2 I bought some 8 inch pieces of brake line with the correct fitting, and screwed them into the master cylinder, and bent the lines around until they point into the master cylinder. I then attached some tubing to the brake lines so that the ends were submerged in brake fluid within the reservoir. Install it, and pump the crap out of it until you see no more bubbles. Take off the 8 inch brake lines, and install the brake lines from the car.
Follow Ups	Preferred bench bleeding procedure for new master cylinder? - Under_Powered 17:16:57 09/05/12 Option 1 is the best way IMHO - aliaZ 17:23:21 09/05/12 Thanks, option 1 it shall be. (n/m) - Under_Powered 17:51:10 09/05/12 My 2 cents - I've always used #2 after creating a mess - jzack 19:31:36 09/05/12 Will be doing a thorough bleeding of the whole system - Under_Powered 22:04:21 09/05/12 Well other than give it a shot just for grins -- if the - jzack 18:17:28 09/06/12
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