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Originally Posted by THE BULL It's because almost everyone sees themselves bleeding new components. You and spooler are correct, a gravity bleed will do. You are not removing any air

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Old 01-09-2023, 01:29 PM   #10 (permalink)
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It's because almost everyone sees themselves bleeding new components.

You and spooler are correct, a gravity bleed will do.

You are not removing any air from the system and as long as the reservoir doesnt dry you will be good.

Do yourself a favor, empty the reservoir first, fill with new fluid and have new fluid run down the line.
I always bleed it down until it get's to the bottom and then wipe the junk out. Fill back up and gravity bleed some more.
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