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stuart
IP: 217.42.61.39 Apr 13, 08 - 8:35 PM |
abs breaks
can anyone help i have a range rover classic 3.9 v8. i have changed the front brake pipes and now the brakes need bleeding i have a easy bleed to help is it as easy as bleeding brakes without abs.thanks stu. 
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Phil Adams
IP: 195.93.21.35 Apr 14th, 2008 - 3:52 PM |
Re: abs breaks
should be exacly the same as none abs motor matey.. |
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roger
IP: 81.108.204.199 Apr 14th, 2008 - 4:46 PM |
Re: abs breaks
do not be tempted to shortcut the procedure for bleeding the ABS system it needs to be done as laid out in the workshop manual, i only wanted to change the fluid so i thought i would try to run it through with an eazi bleed but even though there was no air introduced in to the system the brakes were not right after and i then had to do it the right way so all i did was waste time and fluid , the correct procedure ensures that the servo cylinders on the abs block start out balanced and not biased to one end giving uneven braking . |
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