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Bleeding Brakes 200

posted by  Jades on  Sun Sep 23 15:19 CST 2012
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Hmmm. That could be the problem. There were air bubbles coming out into the tube that could've been coming through the threads of the bleeder valve. Is there any quick remedy for this or do I have to bleed the entire system again?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but you said that it would be safe to drive--if even for a little while?






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