No air should get in doing that,
any minuscule bubble of air in the new bleeder
I demand a recount!British Columbia (1) UK (O)
No air should get in doing that,
any minuscule bubble of air in the new bleeder
I demand a recount!British Columbia (1) UK (O)
Did you purchase your motion pro tool yet? I see one here one ebay I'm considering also.Thanks for all the responses guys. Looks like the Motion Pro is probably the easiest and most economical way to go (and Since Igofar recommends, it should be good enough for me).
thank you!That's the tool! I purchase 3/16 x 5/16 clear tubing at OSH (orchard supply hardware). You can probably get it at any hardware store.
They provide cheap, flexible tubing soft enough to use their shrink wrap on the packaging. It does not work well when used, so throw it away before you start.
I also have never had to use the clip with good tubing.
Good luck with your brake service, if you need help, just ask.
Igofar
Following is from post #4. Be sure to fill the reservoir with fresh fluid before starting to bleed the lines "There is no need to empty the lines first. You should empty the reservoir first though (the only thing i have found the vacuum pump does well) and make sure it is clean, then fill with fresh fluid and bleed. When you see the fresh, clean fluid come out the bleeder, you're done."SpeedBleeders are great. I have installed them on both an ST and a GL. Put them on individually and in the order Momma states. Make sure you start off with the reservoir as low as possible but short of sucking air.....