infinity5
06-28-2005, 10:27 PM
I'm repalcing my brake fluid resivor. It came with the two little pipes that lead to the master cylinder, and the plastic plugs for them. It seems pretty simple. but...
When i install the new resivor the pipes will be empty, and i'm afraid if i bleed it like normal i'll fill the system with a buttload of air. any ideas? even if i attach the new resivor and fill it with brake fluid the little pipes will still be full of air, and once i start bleeding it'll all get sucked into the master cylinder.. and then into the ABS module, and then i'll be f**ked.
maybe i can fill the little pipes with brake fluid before i put the resivor on car? and then attach it real quick-like and hope for the best? the indy down the street wants $150 to bleed my brakes, and he'll just pump the pedal like i would, no special equipment.
When i install the new resivor the pipes will be empty, and i'm afraid if i bleed it like normal i'll fill the system with a buttload of air. any ideas? even if i attach the new resivor and fill it with brake fluid the little pipes will still be full of air, and once i start bleeding it'll all get sucked into the master cylinder.. and then into the ABS module, and then i'll be f**ked.
maybe i can fill the little pipes with brake fluid before i put the resivor on car? and then attach it real quick-like and hope for the best? the indy down the street wants $150 to bleed my brakes, and he'll just pump the pedal like i would, no special equipment.