Re: Bench bleeding Master Cylinder?
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Re: Bench bleeding Master Cylinder?



Another approach: 

"Whichever master cylinder you choose, it must be 'bench' bled. This is actually way easier to do on the car. All you need are a set of homemade bleeder tubes. Pump very slowly, to the floor, at least 12 times. An even easier, though sloppier, way to accomplish the same task is to hook up the car’s lines, then use each fitting as you would a bleeder screw. Requires an assistant. Makes a mess." See photo on:  http://www.moparaction.com/Tech/archive/disc-main.html

Thanks,
Gary H. 


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