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Casey at Pelican Parts Casey at Pelican Parts is offline
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It really depends on how tight the bleeders were tightened. Many times a car has had the bleeders over tightened and more turns are necessary. A rule of thumb I like to use, loosen the bleeder screw until a good flow emerges, if you see fluid coming up through the threads of the bleeder and the caliper that is too loose. These things can also clog up and require you to remove the bleeder completely and clean the bleeder until you are able to blow through it, then reinstall.

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Old 02-23-2017, 10:51 AM
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