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> Master Cylinder Replacement, Master Cylinder Replacement question
dralf
post Dec 31 2017, 01:18 PM
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Once the weather gets a bit warmer in Ohio I plan to replace my worn out master brake cylinder with a new ATE unit. My question to the group is do I need to "Bench Bleed" the unit before installing it ? I recall having to do something like that on a Honda Civic. If that is an operation that is necessary, where can I find info on how best to accomplish that, or will the MC unit purge itself as I bleed the brakes ?
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post Dec 31 2017, 03:08 PM
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QUOTE(dralf @ Dec 31 2017, 01:18 PM) *

Once the weather gets a bit warmer in Ohio I plan to replace my worn out master brake cylinder with a new ATE unit. My question to the group is do I need to "Bench Bleed" the unit before installing it ? I recall having to do something like that on a Honda Civic. If that is an operation that is necessary, where can I find info on how best to accomplish that, or will the MC unit purge itself as I bleed the brakes ?

Skip the ATE unit and get one from Mikey at 914rubber. Spend the extra couple bucks for the 'ez install' option.
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post Dec 31 2017, 03:51 PM
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Bench bleeding is a process of pumping the bubbles out of the MC.

https://www.wikihow.com/Bleed-a-Master-Cylinder

Generic but you get the idea
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