I prefer to not add brake fluid to the motive, just use the air pressure from the motive, makes clean up much easier. The only thing, you'll have to check the level in the car's reservoir, you'll probably have to top it up once or twice during the bleeding. Great video, thanks for doing this.
Thanks for the thorough demonstration. I'm tackling this on a 2006 V70. One thing, I would have sealed off the test apparatus and pressurized again to verify the leak was from it and not the system.
I prefer to not add brake fluid to the motive, just use the air pressure from the motive, makes clean up much easier. The only thing, you'll have to check the level in the car's reservoir, you'll probably have to top it up once or twice during the bleeding. Great video, thanks for doing this.
Thanks for watching
Thanks for the thorough demonstration. I'm tackling this on a 2006 V70. One thing, I would have sealed off the test apparatus and pressurized again to verify the leak was from it and not the system.
Thanks for watching.
I have asked repeatedly for someone to do a spa platform brake flush. Very clear, precise and thorough. Thank you!
You're welcome, hope it's helpful for you.
Really great video. Ordered kit and followed your every step. Very easy once I found your video. Thx!
Thank you for that, glad you found it helpful.
What about the ABS cube bleeding?
The brake lines go from the master cylinder to the ABS unit and then to each wheel. So this method flushes that unit as well.
Turkey baster ftw
Definitely keeping it in the toolbox.