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> New 914 for Newbies Video, Ep 05 - Bleeding Brakes
iankarr
post Mar 24 2020, 01:08 PM
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This episode shows how I bleed the brakes with the Motive pressure bleeder. Of course there are LOTS of methods...and all do the job. I just usually work solo, and this system is handy for me. Hope you guys find this helpful...or at least better than watching coronavirus coverage.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymHHD6uKhfc
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post Mar 24 2020, 03:04 PM
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DOT 5 is silicone based. Simple test to see if you have DOT 5 in your system...

– Draw some fluid from the reservoir (dropper or syringe).
– Put it into a glass jar with clean water.
– Shake well and let stand
– If the water and the fluid have combiined and you can't see layers or blobs, you DON'T have silicone (DOT 5). You likely have either DOT 3 or DOT 4.
– If the water and the fluid are layered or blobby, the fluid is Silicone.

Note...DOT 5.1 is not silicone, but DOT 5 is. SO confusing...

The problem with mixing silicone with non-silicone is kinda exactly what happens in the water test. The fluid coagulates in the system and is a mess to clean out.
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