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    is there any way to bleed brakes out on your own


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    there is a kit you can get but i hear there shit,
    its a job for two


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    Quote Originally Posted by Davie View Post
    there is a kit you can get but i hear there shit,
    its a job for two
    thanks man


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    this kit is handy,but you'll still want two
    it stops air returning back up the pipe
    http://www.justoffbase.co.uk/Brake-B...9&category=112

    but you can make a homemade jobbie easy enough


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    Halfords have a bleeding kit, stops the air from going back up the line, still a job for 2 tho!

    there is a automatic bleeding kit but dont ask me where you get one or are they any good....


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    fill up the reservoir,open the bleed nipples,leave overnight.......job done.

    Drifting:Because soccer,tennis,football ,hurling etc only require one ball.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by cracksport View Post
    fill up the reservoir,open the bleed nipples,leave overnight.......job done.
    tat,ll result in the whole system full of air ted


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    No it wont it would take ages for the system to drain itself via gravity.

    Drifting:Because soccer,tennis,football ,hurling etc only require one ball.......

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