Line lock and ABS

OhhFiveGt

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I think I got it figured out I rebleed the whole system and the abs pump itself and now it seems to be holding I think some air got trapped in the pump


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I think I got it figured out I rebleed the whole system and the abs pump itself and now it seems to be holding I think some air got trapped in the pump


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When I did mine I had to get a pneumatic bleeder, especially because I did it all by myself with nobody to push in the brake. When the system is cracked open before the ABS unit it can be a real PITA to properly bleed the system afterwards. Line locks that are installed post the ABS unit don't require as much effort.
 

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when I did mine The fluid in the system was old, so I just bled until I saw new fluid comming out. Guess that's why I never saw that problem.
 

OhhFiveGt

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When I did mine I had to get a pneumatic bleeder, especially because I did it all by myself with nobody to push in the brake. When the system is cracked open before the ABS unit it can be a real PITA to properly bleed the system afterwards. Line locks that are installed post the ABS unit don't require as much effort.


That's what I had to use also. Regular bleeding I wasn't seeing a single bit of air or anything seemed fine. I hooked up the vacuum bleeder and it forced out a decent amount of air so I have to assume it was trapped in the pump.

I'm just happy it's figured out now this was killing me.


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