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Old 04-01-2007, 02:14 PM   #1
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MC bench bleeding

Anyone here have any tips on bench bleeding when replacing a MC. How much fluid does it take and then to bleed the whole system? What tools to use to bleed the fluid from the ports back into the MC? Plastic tubing, or old lines? Can the MC be bleed after mounting in the truck before the lines are hooked up to use the pedal to do the bleed? I have never done this before so simple instructions would help. Once I hook up the actual lines what order do you bleed the wheels? Thanks for the help.
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