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Bleeding brakes
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hi guys need a bit of help.berlingo mk2 rear brakes.installed a new master cylinder without priming first.bled 3 corners with no problems.rear nearside coughs and splutters when bleeding with no real flow.I reckon ive spent 5hrs trying to bleed 1 nipple.I phoned a friend who asked me if the rear pressure regulating valve was seized.after looking at it i dont know but what difference would that make as it is still bleeding of sorts,and where is all the air coming from with no obvious leeks:brickwall:
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(13-02-2012, 08:08 PM)clockwork Wrote:  hi guys need a bit of help.berlingo mk2 rear brakes.installed a new master cylinder without priming first.bled 3 corners with no problems.rear nearside coughs and splutters when bleeding with no real flow.I reckon ive spent 5hrs trying to bleed 1 nipple.I phoned a friend who asked me if the rear pressure regulating valve was seized.after looking at it i dont know but what difference would that make as it is still bleeding of sorts,and where is all the air coming from with no obvious leeks:brickwall:

Hi I had problems bleeding rear brakes because the spring on the Pressure valve had rotted off, I held the lever open and bled the brakes using an pressure bleeder (nearly flat tyre @15lbs.) .It worked. I dont know about the air youre getting , mabye from the valve or master cylinder ?. always bleed the furthest away first.
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Thanks for a quick reply.Spring is ok,will check valve end tommorow.Waiting for delivery of pressure bleeder.Will update thanks
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(13-02-2012, 09:06 PM)To clockwork Wrote:  Thanks for a quick reply.Spring is ok,will check valve end tommorow.Waiting for delivery of pressure bleeder.Will update thanks

 Did the pressure bleeder sort the problem ?
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(20-03-2023, 03:27 AM)Gordon Wrote:  
(13-02-2012, 09:06 PM)To   clockwork Wrote:  Thanks for a quick reply.Spring is ok,will check valve end tommorow.Waiting for delivery of pressure bleeder.Will update thanks

 Did the pressure bleeder sort the problem ?

Holy thread revival Batman! This was a post from 2012, and the person posting it has never returned to the site in 11 years, so unless they keep an eye on their email, I expect you won't hear back.
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