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Old 04-22-2012, 11:00 PM   #1
Gregsenne
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Brake bleeding

The master cylinder is dry, the lines between the master cylinder and porportioning valve (the thing on the frame below the radiator) are brand new, and so are the lines from the porportioning valve to the front brakes. Do I need to do anything special to bleed them? I figure I would just bleed them like normal but do I have to do anything special with that porportioning valve? Ive heard people say you gotta do something different if those ever go dry.
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