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| 930cabman |
 Mar 12 2023, 02:39 PM
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Everyone knows how easy (?) bleeding our brakes are, I have tried the friend method, shooting 5 or 10 psi through the MC and gravity method. From what I have seen all have a similar level of success. Prior to replacing a rear caliper the pedal was solid, since the new caliper I can get about 80%.
This old horse must be well beaten by now |
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