for the fronts i can do without lifting it. for the rears they need to be on ramps.
just curious has anyone just crawled under and had enough clearance to loosen the brake bleeders in the rear and turn the wheel to get to the ones in the front? my buddy who usually lets me borrow his driveway wont be around tommorow and he also has a good jack.
for the fronts i can do without lifting it. for the rears they need to be on ramps.
Alusil, Dinan DME | ITG Air Filter | Eibach/Bilstein HD | 26/20 Swaybars | Iridium plugs | Depo/ProLumen HID | Optima batt. | no AC | Stoptech brake lines, Frozen rotors, brass bushings, Superblue
and I am a big guy....just side under there and loosen up the bleeder and hook up a hose and bottle and bleed away.
Vee ave vays of dealing vid your kind...........
yes, but do you have lowering springs on there?
Alusil, Dinan DME | ITG Air Filter | Eibach/Bilstein HD | 26/20 Swaybars | Iridium plugs | Depo/ProLumen HID | Optima batt. | no AC | Stoptech brake lines, Frozen rotors, brass bushings, Superblue
Originally Posted by BillionPa
How low? I just get a head, shoulder and arm under there
Vee ave vays of dealing vid your kind...........
I have done it. Well, i pumped the pedal while my dad watched the fluid level and my brother operated the bleed screws![]()
Lowered with blue h&r(?) springs, Bilsteins, tint, 19# design 3 injectors, Dual Magnaflow
southwest WA
I have not bled without raising but I have bled without pumping the brakes. If anyone is interested, I will try to find the plans to build a brake self-bleeder using a bug sprayer. I used it on the Mercedes. Sweet. Just put the brake fluid in the sprayer, pump it up, and turn the bleed screws until clean fluid comes out. Costs < $20 to make.
The stone age didn't end for a lack of stones. Neither will the hydrocarbon age......
eibachs. nothing too extreme
93 525i / 01 330Ci / 98 Camry / 91 Volvo 240 / 99 Jeep GC