Subject	Well other than give it a shot just for grins -- if the
Posted by	jzack on September 06, 2012 at 6:17 PM
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In Reply To	Will be doing a thorough bleeding of the whole system posted by Under_Powered on September 05, 2012 at 10:04 PM
Message	plan is to fully bleed the whole system anyway, I'd just put in the MC dry, hook it up, poor in the fluid slowly and then bleed away. My method is to try and avoid a full bleed -- but wouldn't matter in your situation. PS - Someone a while back posted a method where the fluid is added via a container up on a ladder above the car and a piece of hosing from the furthest 2 bleed points (one at a time) is run up to the container. Uses fluid dynamics to bleed the system over an hour or two -- thought that was a neat idea too. At least I thinking I'm remembering the details right?
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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