FRONT BRAKES
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Once the fluid strats moving you reconnect the brake pipes and go back to normal bleeding.
Have plenty of water on hand to wash away any spilt fluid.
Sometimes it’s the only way to get the fluid pumping if there is too much air in the system to bleed it at the wheels.
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Morning I managed with some difficulty to remove the flexi hose ,thinking it was blocked .However blowing through it the hose seems quite clear .Ive sealed the master cylinder reservoir with cling film to stop it leaking.The next job is to see if fluid pours out of the brake pipe,when I remove the seal Ive always found this happens when the flexi is disconnected .The master cylinder looks quite new .We have a visitor so on hold Len
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Isn't that master cylinder with the cling film under the cap the CLUTCH master cylinder?... The brake master cylinder has a level switch on the cap; it does on mine, at least.
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Wrong colour even in monochrome. That’s worth investing, you might have found the problem. Or to be more precise Bruce has found your problem.
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Sorry made a real prat of myself looking at the wrong master cylinder Good job there is a forum to correct stupid mistakes Len
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It still doesn't explain why you can't bleed your brakes, though.
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