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Bleeding Procedure

Clean master cylinder cap and surrounding area, then remove cap. With pressure tank more than 1/3 full and with hose and master cylinder both filled with specified fluid, attach hose to master cylinder filler opening using suitable adapter as required. Attach bleeder valve hose to first bleeder valve according to correct bleeding sequence.

NOTE: See "Bleeding Sequence" below for each car model.

Place other end of hose in a clean glass jar partly filled with new brake fluid so hose is submerged in fluid. Unscrew bleeder valve 3/4-l turn, and open pressure tank hose valve to supply fluid under pressure.

NOTE: Follow equipment manufacturers pressure specifications except if noted in chart below.

When fluid flowing from cylinder bleeder valve hose into glass jar is free of air bubbles, close bleeder valve securely. Bleed the other cylinders in correct sequence and in the same manner.

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