brake master cylinder
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Re: brake master cylinder
Not sure if you are familiar with the process:
-Bench bleed new master before installing. The best thing to do is consult the factory manual if you are not familiar with this. I could e-mail you a .pdf of the correct pages if you need it.
-Use only DOT-3 fluid, from a sealed container.
-If the brake fluid has never been completely flushed and replaced, now is the time to do it. Takes about 1.5 quarts of brake fluid.
-Flushing and bleeding the braking system is complicated by the ABS system. There is a detailed procedure in the factory manual (Section 5E1, page 164. Again, can e-mail a .pdf, or go to this site and download the 1996 factory manual for free:
LINK: 4TH GEN SERVICE MANUALS
You may have to join the site (Firebird Nation) to download.
-Bench bleed new master before installing. The best thing to do is consult the factory manual if you are not familiar with this. I could e-mail you a .pdf of the correct pages if you need it.
-Use only DOT-3 fluid, from a sealed container.
-If the brake fluid has never been completely flushed and replaced, now is the time to do it. Takes about 1.5 quarts of brake fluid.
-Flushing and bleeding the braking system is complicated by the ABS system. There is a detailed procedure in the factory manual (Section 5E1, page 164. Again, can e-mail a .pdf, or go to this site and download the 1996 factory manual for free:
LINK: 4TH GEN SERVICE MANUALS
You may have to join the site (Firebird Nation) to download.
#3
Re: brake master cylinder
damn its that complicated? lol
i thought it was bleed master, take old off, put new on, bleed brakes according to the haynes manual.
sure ill take the manual its the same as my name on here just @gmail.com
i thought it was bleed master, take old off, put new on, bleed brakes according to the haynes manual.
sure ill take the manual its the same as my name on here just @gmail.com
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