Brake Bleeding Issues
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Brake Bleeding Issues
After replacing my master cylinder I've run into another headache upon bleeding the brake system. Brake fluid won't pump though my G-Sensing Valve at the the end of the bleeding process. My guess is a rust blockage in one of the lines.. Has anybody had this issue? Have to have it fixed for tomorrow, would love any guidance or tips..!
92'L300 Chamonix - Fully camperized adventure rig 

- Growlerbearnz
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Brake Bleeding Issues
My G-sensing valve (just above the front fuel tank) has never bled particularly well either: a feeble dribble is about all I get. Regardless, the back brakes seem to work adequately- they read nice and high on the brake tester, and don't lock up before the fronts under hard braking.
If you're getting *nothing* you could remove the bleed valve entirely and check that it's not clogged (and that fluid dribbles out of the valve) which might save you a headache.
If you're getting *nothing* you could remove the bleed valve entirely and check that it's not clogged (and that fluid dribbles out of the valve) which might save you a headache.
Nothing says "poor workmanship" more than wrinkles in the duct tape.
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Brake Bleeding Issues
Got it, I cleaned the nipple which wasn't clogged, but a much more thorough and patient bleed of the rear brakes involving some inspired pedal pumping revealed some large air pockets we had missed the first two times. Looks like third time was a charm, all back together now!
92'L300 Chamonix - Fully camperized adventure rig 
