brake problems
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RE: brake problems
My first thought is......
There is an order in which you bleed each wheel.
Left front, Right front.
Then check the brake lline routing, to see which side of the frame the tubing runs.
If it runs down the left side, bleed the Left rear then the Right rear.
If it runs down the Right side, bleed the Right rear and then the Left rear.
Always bleed the wheel closest to the master cylider first and the furthest wheel last.
Watch your fluid level, don't let any air back into the system.
Hope this helps!
There is an order in which you bleed each wheel.
Left front, Right front.
Then check the brake lline routing, to see which side of the frame the tubing runs.
If it runs down the left side, bleed the Left rear then the Right rear.
If it runs down the Right side, bleed the Right rear and then the Left rear.
Always bleed the wheel closest to the master cylider first and the furthest wheel last.
Watch your fluid level, don't let any air back into the system.
Hope this helps!
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