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The bleed valve is on the slave cylinder located at the front of the gearbox.
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My vehicle .... 2006 (m59) Berlingo Multispace Desire - 1.6 HDI 92
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Fluid should be replaced every 2 years.
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is there any reason this cannot be done with a pressurising type brake bleeder?
I'm thinking of getting one and it would be added value towards the expense.
It is on my to do list.
But not right at the top
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Pressure\vacuum bleeders are very handy. Generally worth the money.
The only snag on the berlingo is that the bleed screw isn't at the highest point of the slave cylinder, so if you get air in the system be ready for a bettle. One tip I've seen suggests unclipping it and turning it slightly to get the screw uppermost.
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(02-12-2024, 09:19 PM)shtu Wrote: Pressure\vacuum bleeders are very handy. Generally worth the money.
The only snag on the berlingo is that the bleed screw isn't at the highest point of the slave cylinder, so if you get air in the system be ready for a bettle. One tip I've seen suggests unclipping it and turning it slightly to get the screw uppermost.
Thanks shtu
It is on my to do list.
But not right at the top
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