Subject	Install brake bleeder on '95 ABS unit to remove air?
Posted by	mskdallas on May 07, 2013 at 11:40 PM
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Message	I have a '95 car that is basically a track car with AP brakes on all four corners. At recent NASA event at TWS I lost brakes on the back stretch. Almost had a huge off. I have SS lines, recently bleed the whole system with Motul 660. TWS is not a heavy braking track (just high speed). I think I have air in the ABS unit and wanted to know if anyone has installed a bleeder on a 95+ car to remove air from the ABS unit. Or has found a way to remove air from the unit since there are no bleeders. Also, how critical is it the negative battery cable is disconnected? Is this for the ABS unit or to save battery life? Thanks
Follow Ups	Install brake bleeder on '95 ABS unit to remove air? - mskdallas 23:40:13 05/07/13 It is my understanding a bleeder is not necessary. - TriniTT 10:02:09 05/08/13 Re: It is my understanding a bleeder is not necessary. - mskdallas 19:16:16 05/08/13 I had the same problem going to Brembo calipers. Yes, you - SMAZ (OKC) 08:09:24 05/09/13 How do you bleed the lines on top of the unit? - TriniTT 22:17:54 05/10/13 Just like at the calipers. Either use a bleeder with - SMAZ (OKC) 11:12:23 05/11/13
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