Trailer brakes
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From: Fort Worth TX
I use a hand held brake bleeder like mityvac (see link) there are several other types out there too.
http://www.amazon.com/Mityvac-MITMV8.../dp/B000FUMWTM
http://www.amazon.com/Mityvac-MITMV8.../dp/B000FUMWTM
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598, I'll send you one of those brake bleeder not gonna work at all things if you want it, tried and tried it didn't do chit for me, so did it the old fashion way, manually pump the master cylinder, and it sucks when its 42' and six bleeders.............good luck
Do as Class 6 advised
Do as Class 6 advised
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I have done it both ways with mityvac and the master cyl manually. The issue with the mityvac type is it loses vaccum on the treads of the bleeder I just wrap with some Teflon tape on the treads and worked. The one man bleeder or hose in a jar of clean brake fluid works too doing it for the master cyl actuator.




