<VV> Bleeding MCs

[Frank DuVal]

I do not know how GM does it on a production line, but, on a fresh new 
system I like to bench bleed the master and then keep the master full of 
fluid with all the wheel cylinder bleeders open. Gravity will push the 
fluid from the master through all the wheel cylinders. Dual or single 
master cylinder. Then a touch up bleed with two people or one person and 
a mighty-vac tool.

Frank DuVal

vair65 at netzero.net wrote:

>On a complete rebuild of the system (MC, lines, wheel cyld.) why not just pull a vacuum on the lines at the WC and suck fluid in from the MC.  Isn't this how the factory did it?
>Keith Hammett
>______snip_________
>A single stage master is just as easy it bleed on the car as on the bench, a 
>dual stage master pretty much can't be bleed on the car.
>
>dp
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