Reverse Bleeding works for Brakes as well!
Re: Reverse Bleeding works for Brakes as well!
Thanks for your reply Robert. I bet you can get a Gunson's Eezibleed kit in NZ. It costs less than 20 GBP over here so is not an expensive item. I wouldn't use it as designed, which is to pressurise the master cylinder by attaching the bottle to the reservoir cap. I did this once and ended up spraying fluid all over the engine bay. Never again. At least with the reverse method, if it leaks or falls over the spill is on the floor, not on your paintwork!
Mike
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Re: Reverse Bleeding works for Brakes as well!
The secret with the eezebleed is to use a really low pressure. Anything a bit high will cause the problem you experienced. My biggest gripe though is they tend to overfill the master cylinder which you then need to drain down to the level. I tend to use a turkey baster, not the one from the kitchen.
Mark
1961 Chevrolet Corvair Greenbrier Sportswagon
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1961 Chevrolet Corvair Greenbrier Sportswagon
1980 Dolomite Sprint project using brand new shell
2009 Mazda MX5 2.0 Sport
2018 Infiniti Q30
Re: Reverse Bleeding works for Brakes as well!
And reverse bleeding living upside down shouldn't be a problem at all.
Jeroen
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