Best approach to bleeding the brakes

[ERA Chas]

That rep pedals more BS than you do...
For a guy that buys needless cams for other guys, you gonna scrimp on tires??

[saltshaker]

Like most I use a clear hose into a plastic bottle but I fill the bottle with 2" of brake fluid making sure the end of the hose is covered in brake fluid so when I pump the pedal it doesn't draw any air in to the hose...10 pumps of the pedal, close the pleader and check the fluid in the resivor .....go to the next one
Jon

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by ERA Chas

That rep pedals more BS than you do...
For a guy that buys needless cams for other guys, you gonna scrimp on tires??

Naaah, he's actually right. Both the British and Japanese tire associations both say ten years, when they're treated like mine (kept indoors, light use, proper inflation, etc.), and, supposedly, NHTSA is going to come out with the same conclusion... if they ever get off their butts. Remember, it's against the economic interests of the associations to put forth a longer life recommendation, so that alone lends credence.

[ERA Chas]

Originally Posted by patrickt

Naaah, he's actually right.

For Firestone Laredos and that ilk.
But I guess you don't clock a buck thirty every trip to haberdasher....

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by ERA Chas

For Firestone Laredos and that ilk.
But I guess you don't clock a buck thirty every trip to haberdasher....

No, but I just had some delicious warm cheddar and cream cheese dip while watching the Redskins pre-season game. But, now that you mention it, I do need to pick up a couple of new suits....