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On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 00:51:44 +1000, "RT" wrote:
Corky Scott wrote in message ... As I was re-assembling the stuff, I was struck by what appeared to be the lack of a bleeder screw so that the wheel cylinder could be filled with fluid, when the time comes. Nope - the screw is to bleed AIR from the system. Fill the master and bleed downwards - just like every other a/c and car/truck/bus......... I was an auto mechanic in a former life. I've bled a lot of brake lines and hydraulic systems. In every single auto or truck I've dealt with, there was always a bleeder screw right at the cylinder or caliper, usually at the high point, to facilitate removing air. The wheel cylinder for the Tripacer is unlike anything I've ever seen before and appears intrinsically unable to bleed the cylinder properly as the bleeder is inches away from the cylinder. However, knowing now that that's what it's for, I'm going to take another careful look at the cylinder to make sure that it doesn't have to be mounted in a specific way. Thanks for the information. Corky Scott |
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