On Tue, 1 Sep 1998, Malcolm Walker wrote:
> -Pump the pedal until is is hard, and block it down with a piece of wood
> (so that the brakes are "on" as hard as possible). This will compress the
> air bubble, and move it, and is sometimes enough to get rid of it. (I
> think it's because the air compresses into a fluid, which is absorbed by
> the brake fluid. I could be wrong). Disconnect the battery first so that
> you don't drain it (brake lights will be on)
Whoops, I forgot to add: "Leave the pedal blocked down overnight". It
takes a while to work its magic ;-)
-Malcolm
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