mity-vac OK for bleeding the brakes?
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installing new braided brake lines soon.
i have a mity-vac. can i use that to bleed the brakes?
i realize i won't flush the old fluid out of the ABS...but that's not a big concern.
any problems using the pump? other than making sure the res stays full.
i have a mity-vac. can i use that to bleed the brakes?
i realize i won't flush the old fluid out of the ABS...but that's not a big concern.
any problems using the pump? other than making sure the res stays full.
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got my rear lines installed on the car.
used the pump and it seemed to work well.
it DID look like it was pulling air around the bleeder threads, but it still seemed to work.
the brakes seemed to be stiffer, but i'm not sure if its in my head.
i'll see what happens when i do the front lines.
used the pump and it seemed to work well.
it DID look like it was pulling air around the bleeder threads, but it still seemed to work.
the brakes seemed to be stiffer, but i'm not sure if its in my head.
i'll see what happens when i do the front lines.