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Some possibilities.. 200 1984

posted by  imthepilot on  Tue Dec 20 08:55 CST 2011
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Bleed method used:
Sorry, should have stated what bleeding method used. I got a spare reservoir cap and fitted a quick disconnect to the cap along with a brass fitting and o-ring to seal it up. I had no air or fluid leaks from the reservoir at about 12-14psi and moderate flow rate from the bleed nipples. (see picture, turned out pretty awesome)

Sequence: LR,LFtop,RFtop,RR,RFout,RFin,LFout,LFin


Thanks!
for the tip about the brake pedal sealing off the MC - I will definitely do that in the future when opening up the brake system. Will definitely do that next time I replace/work/modify anything. Also, thanks for that bit about the punches, I'll be sure to check that if I ever buy a rebuilt again. The MC is only 2.5 years old, rebuilt from Autozone.







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New 84 STILL has Soft Brakes dead-end [200][1984]
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