Robert,
Two things I would try.
1. Make sure you ave the bleeder open enogh turns to allow the fluid to flow.
2. Remove the bleeder and check thet the small hole in the tapered end is
not plugged -OR- replace it with one you know is clear.
two questions...
What happens if someone pumps the petal with a bleeder open?
Do you experience the same problem at all four wheels?
Gerard
At 7:47 PM -0400 5/29/99, Robert Duquette wrote:
>I guess this is where I become technically challenged ... wouldn't a leak in
>the line somewhere, improve the flow at the suction end. This just sits
>there and retains suction pressure. When I disconnect the thing, the bleed
>valves drip.
>
>Last weekend I had one wheel working. I'm puzzled. But I guess I've got to
>enlist a helper to pump the brakes.
>
>It's frustrating! This morning was perfect cruising weather.
>
G G Gerard Chateauvieux
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