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Re: Master Cylinders: Bench Bleed or just mount and bleed ? [Re: Kern Dog] #2203779
11/28/16 09:10 AM
11/28/16 09:10 AM
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It seems the most significant advantage to bench bleeding is you can do it without any assistance. I'm used to working by myself so that's the method I prefer. Here's a kit to accommodate bench bleeding:
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/MTM0/13911/N0678.oap
Here's a video showing how it's done:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEPXgDGU6_0
No mess, no help needed.

Re: Master Cylinders: Bench Bleed or just mount and bleed ? [Re: Supercuda] #2203780
11/28/16 09:27 AM
11/28/16 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted By Supercuda
I have two steel lines that fit the outlets, bend them around to dump into the reservoir. Install M/C, put on bleed lines, put in fluid, slowly work pedal to "bench bleed", remove bleed lines one at a time, installing regular brakes lines and wheel bleed from there.



Same here, plus I also save all the fittings and little flex hoses they give you with a new/reman master cylinder.


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Re: Master Cylinders: Bench Bleed or just mount and bleed ? [Re: Kern Dog] #2203812
11/28/16 11:59 AM
11/28/16 11:59 AM
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Harriman NY
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Just go n buy a Cardone Master Cyl.bench bleeder #10-5000MCB n GIT R DONE,I believe the GM master cyl.angle is for directing the energy from a collision upward so the pedal goes down away from the drivers legs.

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