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say if i change just one or two brake pipes , should i pump the pedal afterwards then pressure bleed
or straight on with the pressure bleeder ?
or doesnt it make any odds
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91 golf g60, 89 golf 16v , 88 polo breadvan
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Just steam in with the pressure bleeder if you have one. I like to do a couple of steady pumps while I've got the pressure bleeder on the go, but I don't think it makes a lot of difference.
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ChasR
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when changing a brake pipe...ChasR
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You can pump if you wish before you put the pressure bleeder on otherwise I would go straight into the pressure bleeding process from the off  . What kit are you using? If a Gunson Eezibleed kit I would ensure the tyre stays below 20PSi when doing the job, you keep it topped up more than you think (I may have made that mistake a couple of times I admit!) in addition to sealing the cap to reservoir join with a layer or two of PTFE tape (for me that has caused me to have no leaks when using it) . |
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