lees_corsa
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Registered: 22nd Dec 06
Location: Lowton, Greater Manchester
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iv'e got loads of weird gunky crap in my brake lines and need to get rid of it stripped down calipers and it was all stuck at the back of the piston.
the brakes work but the vacuum is slow so brakes are sticking how can i remove it all?
[Edited on 25-11-2007 by lees_corsa]
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Dan295
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Registered: 9th Oct 06
Location: London
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turn the brake nipple, and use a straw and a coke bottle to contain it
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lees_corsa
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Registered: 22nd Dec 06
Location: Lowton, Greater Manchester
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will it not get stuck behind the the caliper piston
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ali_corsa
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Registered: 30th Jun 07
Location: Tamworth Drives: Focus st
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if you do it that way, dont press youre foot rite to the floor and dont do it too fast because you can damage the servo and something else i cant remember what though
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Vaux Lad
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Use a eezi bleed kit, as its pressurises the system and makes bleeding miles easier.
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Richardhhha
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Registered: 29th Sep 07
Location: Croydon, Greater London
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quote:
Originally posted by Vaux Lad
Use a eezi bleed kit, as its pressurises the system and makes bleeding miles easier.
i wouldnt use this tipe personaly, i prefere a brake fluid is drawn out by air pressure approtch,
something like this
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/cht588-pneumatic-fluid-extractor
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lees_corsa
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Registered: 22nd Dec 06
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cleaned all old fluid out and new just to be on the safe side but now there's something wrong 1 side is stuck solid and the other side might be blocked.
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lees_corsa
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would an ezibleed kit force the crap out of the brake lines? because the stuffs moving but when you take the pedal off it moves back.
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