Subject	Re: It is my understanding a bleeder is not necessary.
Posted by	mskdallas on May 08, 2013 at 7:16 PM
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In Reply To	It is my understanding a bleeder is not necessary. posted by TriniTT on May 08, 2013 at 10:02 AM
Message	Thanks. I have done that before using the blue ATE and then adding back in the Motul 660. There are no leaks so I am thinking I have a small air bubble in the ABS unit. Unfortunately it does not become issue until I have to use the brakes in a track setting when fluid gets hot. The rest of the time the pedal is firm. I may get larger front brakes and rotors and upgrade to 18" wheels.
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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