Bleeding Brakes on 04 Touring 6spd (As we speak)
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Bleeding Brakes on 04 Touring 6spd (As we speak)
Painting my calipers right now. I was just wondering if there are any abs bleeder vlaves anywheres or if it just the ones on the calipers themselves? Also is there any special way I have to bleed these brakes wiht the VDC crap or anything I should know? Thanks
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I don't know anyone whos taken their calipers off to paint them, so I cannot be of much help. Just cover the surrounding area with newspaper and plastic bags (over the rotors) and there shouldn't be a problem. ALOT easier than taking them off.
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Bleeding.........
When I had OEM brakes, I removed the calipers to replace the brake pads & add SS lines & painted them while they were off. When I removed the lines, I merely "capped" the line coming to the brake lines so not much fluid was lost. After re-installing the lines & calipers & while bleeding the brakes, I tapped on the calipers with a soft rubber mallet (covered with a towel) while bleeding in order to "help" remove any air pockets in the caliper reservoirs. That took care of things & led to a good, tight, firm pedal.
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