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I’ve always used the Gravity Bleed method. Suck out the fluid in the master cylinder reservoir. Fill it with new fluid. Open the bleed valve underneath the car and let
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I’ve always used the Gravity Bleed method. Suck out the fluid in the master cylinder reservoir. Fill it with new fluid. Open the bleed valve underneath the car and let it drain by gravity until clean fluid comes out. Keep adding fluid in the master cylinder making sure it doesn’t go dry. This has always worked perfectly for me.
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