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I've gravity bled a couple of 911's after a full brake system upgrade. If I recall, I placed the fluid catch above the caliper but below the level of the brake fluid reservoir. It's takes a bit more time but the results were excellent. Tap the calipers and brake lines lightly with a rubber mallet to release any trapped air bubbles.

Bill



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Originally Posted by 7783911 View Post
I just completed a complete re-build of the 4 calipers and need to bleed the system


I had intended to use Motive but it was a defective unit and sent back

I have my trusty 20 year old MityVac which was plan B

Then I read about gravity bleeding but I am not sure I understand the part where the drain bottle attached to bleed valve is placed...is it on the ground or is it higher up?

I did install speed bleeders too so could just do old fashioned pump the brake method?

Thoughts?
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