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Originally Posted by russsh
Just replaced all hard brake lines(hydraulic ), bleeding them now and having a heck of a time. Not my first rodeo on brakes over the years, just seems weird that I cant get the air out. working on a pressure bleeder system now. see how that goes.
Any words of wisdom?
Russ
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Large Hydraulic Brake Systems require a reverse flow bleeder. Starting with the cylinders furthest from the master, bleed that one and replace the Zerk, tighten it well, then the next one on the same axle finishing, then the passenger side on the front axle, finally the driver side. If it has a balancing block, you need to make sure the valve is centered. I have never had this system fail me!