xr3i bleeding brakes
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xr3i bleeding brakes
hi all
ive got a xr3i and need to bleed the brakes
disc front drum rear
ok
let me know if this is right
*rear wheels on the ground
*start with the drivers rear
*then passinger rear
*drivers front
*passenger front
why do the rear wheels have to be on the ground?
do i need the handbrake on or off?
and do i need the motor running?
cheer for any help
dan
ive got a xr3i and need to bleed the brakes
disc front drum rear
ok
let me know if this is right
*rear wheels on the ground
*start with the drivers rear
*then passinger rear
*drivers front
*passenger front
why do the rear wheels have to be on the ground?
do i need the handbrake on or off?
and do i need the motor running?
cheer for any help
dan
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From: portsmouth
hello mate , the rear wheels need to be on the ground for the rear loading valves to be open .
dont bother with an easy bleed get your mate to pump the pedal , easy bleed ( 1-man ) kits are ok for changing fluid but any major parts replaced they can be frustrating and dont work . handbrake off and no the car doesnt have to be running . start at the furthest 1 away and work closer
dont bother with an easy bleed get your mate to pump the pedal , easy bleed ( 1-man ) kits are ok for changing fluid but any major parts replaced they can be frustrating and dont work . handbrake off and no the car doesnt have to be running . start at the furthest 1 away and work closer
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