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Murphy IRE · 01-10-2011, 11:02 PM

There is a kit that comes with some MC or they can be purchased. It allows you to bleed the MC in place. I just did it on mine. The plug has a small nipple for attaching tubing. Route the tubing back into each compartment. I used binder clips to keep the tubing in place. Pump slowly and it will cycle the air out. It was really easy. Then I started to bleed the lines by pumping, but switched over to gravity bleed (one man show).

01-10-2011, 11:02 PM	#5
Murphy IRE Registered User Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: South Denver Metro, CO Posts: 385	Re: brake problems There is a kit that comes with some MC or they can be purchased. It allows you to bleed the MC in place. I just did it on mine. The plug has a small nipple for attaching tubing. Route the tubing back into each compartment. I used binder clips to keep the tubing in place. Pump slowly and it will cycle the air out. It was really easy. Then I started to bleed the lines by pumping, but switched over to gravity bleed (one man show).