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05-10-2010, 08:28 PM
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Location: watertown, tn
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how long did it take...
just figured i would through this out there, how long did it take to get fluid to your rear wheel cylinders ro calipers in my case? it only took us about five min. to get fluid to the front calipers, but my daughter gave out on me after about 15 min. of trying on the rear. i have always had the vehicle running when bleeding brakes before but is this a must, silly question just thought i would ask? completely new system by the way, 4 wheel disc, new calipers, booster, p. valve, lines and all.
thanks skeeterbug
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