Even if you bench bleed it, you still have to bleed it in the
car. It is just helpful to have only a little bit of air to get rid
of, instead of an entirely empty cylinder.
At 05:19 PM 4/2/2010, Jim Stone wrote:
>Thanks for the education, guys. But one thing still confuses me about bench
>bleeding. Once the cylinder is bench bled, you still have to install it on
>the car. Won't fluid leak out and air get into the system during
>installation? I know I can put a bolt into the inlet port during the
>installation process, but I've still got to remove that bolt in order to hook
>up the hydraulic lines. Or, I am being really stupid and missing something
>obvious?
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