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| I am really having a hard time because all I want to do is go out and ride. Now I am stuck without knowing how to bleed my brakes. If you could help me that would be great thank you.
Peter |
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| I HAVE A 95 300EX, TO BLEED BRAKES,REMOVE FRONT OR REAR MST CYLNDR
COVER, TOP OFF FLUID, TRY TO USE DOT3
REPLACE COVER, PUMP UP BRAKE, AND HOLD
PRESURE, LOOSEN BLEED SCREWS ON CALIPER.
1 ON EACH FRNT AND ONE ON REAR SLOWLY,
HELPS TO HAVE 2 PEOPLE..DO ONE A T A TIME, ONLY LOOSEN BLEEDER SLIGHTLY, TO LET FLUID OUT, DO SEVERAL TIMES, FOR EACH WHEEL, TOP OFF FLUIDS...YOUR DONE..
GREG |
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| get a glass jar then take off the cover of the fluid resivour thingy then disconect the brakehose from the caliper an let it drain into the jar
chris |
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| | very easy just pump them, hold down the brake, loosen the tiny nut-fluid will come out tighten it again, pump the brakes hold them in then loosen it again and just keep doing it till it gets tighter, pump it more each time also make sure you have brake fluid dot 3 is good |
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