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One last brake bleed question 200 1982

posted by  Jim Holst on  Thu Oct 24 05:51 CST 2002
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Sorry I wan't more clear. Yes, I used the floor jack under the front center to get the front up on jackstands then used it at each rear corner to jack up the car to remove the wheel and bleed that caliper. Then replace the wheel, lower the car and so on. Instead of the spare tire for air pressure, I used one of the front tires. I have an air compressor to refill the tire (the tire pressure needs to be bled down to about 15 psi for the bleeder).






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