bleeding brakes
bleeding brakes
Can I just loose the bleeding screw & pump brake pedal, collect in a bottle & keeping adding fluid and pumping till the say 0.5 L water bottle is filled up...
Would this be an okay way of bleeding brakes ? Anybody sees any issues with this
Also, the car needs to be on (ignition key 2nd click where lights turn on) , correct ?
Would this be an okay way of bleeding brakes ? Anybody sees any issues with this
Also, the car needs to be on (ignition key 2nd click where lights turn on) , correct ?
Last edited by 007_e350; Nov 4, 2009 at 05:28 PM.
Can I just loose the bleeding screw & pump brake pedal, collect in a bottle & keeping adding fluid and pumping till the say 0.5 L water bottle is filled up...
Would this be an okay way of bleeding brakes ? Anybody sees any issues with this
Also, the car needs to be on (ignition key 2nd click where lights turn on) , correct ?
Would this be an okay way of bleeding brakes ? Anybody sees any issues with this
Also, the car needs to be on (ignition key 2nd click where lights turn on) , correct ?
It can get messy and brake fluid is nasty stuff
See this thread for the tools I used. Easy job.
https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w...blem-help.html
https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w...blem-help.html
Can I just loose the bleeding screw & pump brake pedal, collect in a bottle & keeping adding fluid and pumping till the say 0.5 L water bottle is filled up...
Would this be an okay way of bleeding brakes ? Anybody sees any issues with this
Also, the car needs to be on (ignition key 2nd click where lights turn on) , correct ?
Would this be an okay way of bleeding brakes ? Anybody sees any issues with this
Also, the car needs to be on (ignition key 2nd click where lights turn on) , correct ?



