Bleeding brakes
I've changed all the lines and flexible hoses on my 2002 Disco. I've bled the brakes (the traditional way) but it still seems a bit spongy...
Is it a good idea to "gravity" bleed the lines?
I don't have the fancy equipment to actuate the ABS module like I've read about to bleed the brakes.
(Note: When I replaced all the lines and hoses, I kept the master cylinder full and the ABS unit did not drain.)
Mike
Is it a good idea to "gravity" bleed the lines?
I don't have the fancy equipment to actuate the ABS module like I've read about to bleed the brakes.
(Note: When I replaced all the lines and hoses, I kept the master cylinder full and the ABS unit did not drain.)
Mike
No...I have the "3 Amigos" due to a failed hub bearing that got really hot. It triggered the Amigos as the ABS sensor was frying! (I replaced the hub unit and brake sensor...but haven't had the amigos reset.)
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