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I’ve just recieved my master cylinder back from Burt bros. When I asked about bench bleeding they said there was no need. “Just mount it up and bleed it like normal”
Does this sound right?
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It will work either way.
I prefer to bench bleed first. It is less messy & you know it is fully bled before fitting. You will then only need 1 or 2 pumps after fitting, unless of course you want to fully bleed to the wheels.
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Hi Dr Terry
I was intending in bolting up “dry” and vacuum power bleeding the whole system at each wheel. Burt’s are saying that as it’s a non pressure line . Does my method sound ok
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