Subject	It is my understanding a bleeder is not necessary.
Posted by	TriniTT on May 08, 2013 at 10:02 AM
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In Reply To	Install brake bleeder on '95 ABS unit to remove air? posted by mskdallas on May 07, 2013 at 11:40 PM
Message	The reason most recommend ATE Blue (or switch back to yellow) is so that you can see once you've pulled the fluid all the way through the line when it changes colors. It must go through the ABS unit before it reaches the caliper, so you know there isn't much potential for air to stay in the lines when you complete the proper bleed procedure and see the fluid color change. If you do have air in the lines and you believe you bled the system well, I would follow each line and connection to ensure you have no minor leaks anywhere. Cheers, JBrobst "A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing." George Bernard Shaw
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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