Easy How To Bleed Brake Master Cylinder On The Car No bench bleeding..

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Easy how to Bleed Brake Master Cylinder On Car. No Bench Bleeding needed.
The vehicle used in the video is a 2004 Toyota Corolla. When applying the brakes the pedal would drop to the floor. The brake master cylinder is a common problem with the Toyota Corolla .Replacing the brake master cylinder did solve the problem. I did bleed the entire brake system after replacing the brake master cylinder.
Traditionally to bleed the brake master cylinder would require the master brake cylinder clamped in a vice and then push the piston in with a screw driver to cause the brake fluid to cycle through the hoses and back into the reservoir. Removing the air from the system.This process is called a bench bleeding to remove the air from the master cylinder. I demonstrated how to accomplish this on the car.
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@goatlady7761 3 года назад

Remember to do this in your friends driveway it saves on clean up.

@larryrichardson7595 3 года назад

I like the way you think

@originaloso8599 3 года назад

Or on the side of the road by your house or apartment.

@tagminda4565 3 года назад

Like using your neighbor's wife?

@jnunez1203 3 года назад

😂

@a.ortega4505 3 года назад

I did it at walmart

@nairblab4061 4 года назад

Bleeding starts at 12:50

@DkpProductions 4 года назад

Lol

@iitgtstaxeslaythedragon9253 4 года назад

Thanks

@donwadd9143 4 года назад

DONT use a regular wrench! You need to use a FLARE WRENCH!

@cxx1953 4 года назад

Lol thanks for this

@mikee5508 4 года назад

some heroes dont need capes!

@justsumguy2u 3 месяца назад

This is the way I've always done it. It's unfortunate that so many online repair sites tell you that you MUST have a vice to bench-bleed the master; you just showed how to do it on the car the right way. Very informative video, well done

@karkule5919 3 месяца назад

I know, they make it seem like it's the only good way to bleed it. I will be doing this myself in about a week.

@youknowkbbaby 3 месяца назад

could you just drive to your mechanic like 3 miles away and let them bleed the breaks right after installing and topping off the master cylinder with break fluid?

@justsumguy2u 3 месяца назад

@@youknowkbbabyNo---the brakes would be bad immediately without bleeding the master first

@youknowkbbaby 3 месяца назад

@justsumguy2u thanks I have to figure a way to do it without lifting the car or using a bench bleed since I do not have a bench

@zeropointenergy1574 4 года назад

First timer - replaced the master cylinder on my TJ . Swapped in the new one, bled it and all 4 wheels in 90 minutes. Big thanks.

@jeffv444 8 месяцев назад

It took a while to find confirmation that you can indeed "bench bleed" after installing a new master cylinder. So, thank you for this.

@jerrymcg3199 4 года назад

very good - clear and informative, and saved me having to buy a bench (and vise) in order to bench bleed the MC. now I'm on to bleeding the ABS pump. many thanks

@peterhilbert6428 4 года назад

Great video, clear and precise!

@Warpig83XX 2 года назад

Excellent instructional video. Great lighting, angles, audio and video quality. Clear, easy to understand instructions. Perfectly explained what tools/items were needed to complete the task. Great job, please keep making more videos like this.

@how2af263 2 года назад

Hello and thanks for sharing.

@trollunion54 4 года назад

I like how you don't talk it to death. Nice to just have a simple demonstration to watch with your guiding light.

@volkmarmaleika1623 2 месяца назад

GREAT AWESOME VERY INFORMATIVE....I learned this method in 1964 and GREAT to see it in a video today THANKS

@how2af263 Месяц назад

I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for sharing.

@mohamadazimi8883 4 года назад

Good video. Thank you

@ATOMICBOY5000 2 года назад

Good video -very helpful ...thank you so much! Keep up the good work👍😎

@how2af263 2 года назад

Thanks for watching! Please Subscribe To the Channel If You Haven't Already Done So thanks again!

@atomicdog71 4 года назад

Very well done. 👍

@yusuihang 3 года назад

Great camera work. Thanks.

@rsanchez7111 3 года назад

Nice vid amigo. Thx for sharing

@MsJohnniecool 2 года назад

GREAT GREAT helpful video THANK YOU . I'm on my way to my driveway !! Johnnie , NS Can.

@taaa6675 4 года назад

Great video thxs

@TraceBowdoin Год назад

Nice work and great effort man 👍

@jakekohan160 9 месяцев назад

Was goin to remove my master cylinder, this video definitely saved me lots of time. Thankyou

@firdausravindar977 2 года назад

Great video. Thanks for posting this informative video.

@how2af263 Год назад

Hello thanks for watching and the positive feedback! I enjoy making useful videos.

@stillrumone 4 года назад

THANKS A LOT FOR THIS VIDEO... I JUST USED THIS PROCESS ON MY 1981 GMC CABALLERO... WORKED LIKE A CHARM...

@cards06clamps 3 года назад

Thanks! Nice video! I'll be replacing a master cylinder today but before I'm going to buy this kit

@how2af263 3 года назад

Awesome to hear! Thank you for watching.

@obigrichoify 4 месяца назад

Thank you for the video!!! Damn you saved me money and time! Got my bleeder kit from O’Reillys, C/O the cylinder , bled the cylinder in place , than bled all four brakes ! Now I must apply at Midas I am now a brake master 😅. Thanks. Great video!

@aznnp77 3 года назад

When i replaced my master cylinder today I was scared I'd have to perform a "bench bleed" I always read about. But all I did was continue to do what I always do. I have a bottle and a plastic tube I attach the the bleeder screw and gravity bleed about 24 ounces of brake fluid through it. By the end, the pedal is still not perfect, but it improves and gets firmer over a couple of days of driving.

@dayannareyes4093 4 года назад

Muchas gracias

@clubherbalife6292 4 года назад

Good job

@davem16 11 месяцев назад

Found no other video that shows this could be done, having the same problem, air in the master cylinder from a broken caliber after it ran dry, going to try this car on method to see if the pedal comes back before declaring the master cylinder dead. Thank you, subbed for the help.

@dntlss 4 месяца назад

No reason why it cant be done,ive done it both ways,heck id rather do it in the car,let the brake pedal do the work,some lucky guys get by where they dont even bleed it, bench or other wise and rock hard pedal, go figure, did you ever figure out your problem?

@richardcournoyer1473 7 месяцев назад

thanks man havin a hell of a time havaen worked on brakes in 20 yrs

@how2af263 6 месяцев назад

I’m glad you found it useful!

@BWSRbushcraft 6 месяцев назад

Excellent tutorial, thank you.

@how2af263 6 месяцев назад

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it.

@masteryoda669 4 года назад

Great video. Now I know how to install and bleed a brake master cylinder.

@aerialrescuesolutions3277 2 года назад

No, you saw one way, there are many methods. Watch at least five more videos on this exact subject and you will see a vast difference in peoples approach to this.

@makingcookingfixing 8 месяцев назад

Great video! I am wondering if you still needed to pedal a little more because it looked like even at the last pump still air came out.

@lusterbug7003 Год назад

Great video

@how2af263 Год назад

Thank you

@Nick-ep1nn 3 года назад

This is a great video on how to fill the cylinder piston with fluid and void the air pockets. As for the residual air concerns, I believe the air pockets will only be at the outer most points of the the cylinder leading into the tubing going to the calipers. At this point, I wouldn’t pump the brake pedal without forcing fluid down the “now connected” brake line sending the trapped air with it, because upon release of that pedal there may be a slight chance of drawing the pocket back deeper into the cylinder space trapping it is my guess. I’m not completely sure as I’m assuming this isn’t like a one way valve rather like a syringe. If it is like a one way valve, then no worries at all. So I would just ensure the caliper bleed port was open on the initial press, and closed before the release. And do that a couple times to shoot the air further down the line without concern of those last air bubbles working backward toward the cylinder where they may be trapped without internally cycling the fluid without the lines attached as in the beginning.

@how2af263 3 года назад

Sounds like you have done this before. It worked out I connected the lines. I started bleeding the line using gravity. Once I had the air out. I pumped and pumped it up. I followed it up with 2 person bleeding all the lines. Thank you for sharing!

@auginater4200 6 месяцев назад

Is the line you're referring to gravity bleeding the one closest to your master cylinder@@how2af263? Only after that do you start to bleed them all in the normal sequence ?

@michaelwhitlock6238 2 года назад

Great video still not sure when you know all the air is out the MC? HELP

@timothyberry1173 Год назад

Thanks my man , nice video. Found it helpful indeed!

@how2af263 Год назад

Glad it helped!

@torlandmusiq 4 года назад

Love the video!!!Very clear explanation. Im curious about the pedal feel difference to know when the air is completely out of the master cylinder

@how2af263 4 года назад

Thank you. When bleeding I really didn’t notice a difference because there isn’t any resistance or compression occurring. After bleeding and the system is sealed with bleeders tight I was able to tell because you can’t compress fluid and the pedal would be solid. If any air remains in the system the air can be compressed and the pedal will be spongy.

@victorroff7003 3 года назад

@@how2af263 Hello my car is 1993 Ford Taurus V6 3L and my master cylinder have 4 ports (4 brake lines) do I do the same things you did with the plastic hose,,but in my case i need to put 4 hoses instate of 2 like you? and how long estimate can take thank you

@alexanderx3554 2 года назад

@@victorroff7003 yes exactly and 1.5-2hrs if you've worked on cars before.

@LittleYellowRice Год назад

Thank you for showing I removed master cylinder there a lot break fluid inside booster need to change the booster?

@christopheryanoski6899 2 месяца назад

I have a 1991 Buick Century that I am doing this on. I asked a friend about bleeding it on the car and he suggested using a separate bottle to put the hoses in. But it was just filling the other bottle with fluid. This is my first time doing this. So now I have questions. Do I have to have a fitting and hose for all 4 ports ?? What are those smaller pieces in the kit that look like the hose goes on them ?? And there's T's ?? I'm also wondering if those T's and small extra pieces are used on GM cars or other cars with the same design master cylinder.

@misterdanton 4 года назад

my friend helped install master cylinder today we only bled all 4 tires is that equal to this or should this have been done do i need to undo brake lines a little n squirt some or was the four tire bleeding suffice i feel like im not braking the same as before the new MC...i feel like the rears only lightly brake?

@mlharrison3052 Год назад

there was fluid dripping from back right side of the master cylinder towards the power booster while you were pumping the brakes to bleed the master cylinder. Did you have a leak or was it from the plastic bleeder nut things not getting a good seal?

@kshipon1798 Год назад

Thanks If I’m not getting any air out of 4 calipers, is that means there is no air In the master or master can still have it?

@rolandogarcia5501 2 года назад

"That's no good" 😂 I died lol

@how2af263 2 года назад

Hello thanks for sharing!

@AFatherToTheFatherless 2 года назад

Lol

@TheShesr001 3 месяца назад

Good video, but how do you take the blue plugs out quick enough without letting the air back into the master cylinder?

@ahmadmalikzai7616 18 дней назад

He did a very good job hide nothing.

@manuelmarrujo8197 Год назад

Good video. Can see everything

@how2af263 Год назад

Thanks 👍

@teddy_awdB19 11 месяцев назад

Would this be the same procedure for a clutch master cylinder?

@still2fast Год назад

Good video. My only concern is that during the entire first round of bleeding, (as soon as the fluid level dropped a bit) the end of the hose that was supposed to be down in the fluid was up against the top of the reservoir. As soon as the level went down it was just pulling air back in. The second round did bleed it but I would have done it longer since it looked like air was still purging. You may have just edited it to shorten it up. Any way, thank you. Sorry to be a critic but its the internet. lol

@jasonwinters8299 5 месяцев назад

So does the brake fluid not leak every where when you unplug the plastic caps and rubber hose? Surely you can't do it empty otherwise what was the whole point. I'm a missing something?

@Jmoney92591 11 месяцев назад

So on a used one already on the car, cant i just pump brakes hold then crack the lines at the master cylinder?

@sabrom 3 года назад

Should have had like a little pan to catch the fluid in the line dripping, less mess but effective way of bleeding so you don't over extend the piston rod i guess.

@jhuesmann 2 года назад

A towel would do the trick and be much easier to stuff in there.

@MrSilvernblackblood 2 года назад

Are the ports where you threaded the blue ports two different sizes? I am wondering this because the kit doesn't include two of the same size.

@SCRnflz Год назад

The same thing confused me for my Tacoma. I wound up getting a Dorman Master cylinder bleeder kit from Advanced auto parts that had metric and standard fittings in pairs. It was about $17. Autozone has that kit in stock too for about the same.

@nadersedaghat5694 4 года назад

Who in the world they have black tubing's instead of clear so you can see the bubbles.

@deewaa24fly 4 года назад

Same exact thing I thought. I would like to be certain that I did it correctly

@dirtyketchup 4 года назад

While this is truly not a bad idea, it doesn't really matter. Even if air is trapped inside the tubing, it won't affect the success of the bleed. All that matters is that there isn't air in the cylinder. Bleeding the rubes comes later.

@ligmanuts1905 3 года назад

Those are the hoses the bleeder kit comes with

@tommytomtomt 3 года назад

u see the bubbles come out the hose when they hit the resvior moron

@lestersmart8452 2 года назад

Is it possible for a new master cylinder to go bad after a brake line leak?

@Sperez-ue2lu 4 года назад

If does slurping sound does it still have air in the system

@flincabagnot8163 4 года назад

Do you bleed it first before taking it out or what?

@lestersmart8452 2 года назад

I replaced a brake master cylinder.....but it never had a shaft sticking out like yours??? I have a 1998 buick lasabre with sinking pedal....no pressure!

@kangokidkidd4037 3 года назад

One of my break line fitting does not want to screw BACK in the other did now WHAT

@lestersmart8452 2 года назад

When I bought my new brake master cylinder before another front line ruptured and leaked.....my new master cylinder did not have a shaft sticking out like yours??

@KerKoy 3 года назад

When you remove the fittings at the end(before reconnecting the lines), does that not introduce air back into the MC? Thanks.

@kylewoznick4898 3 года назад

That's when you go and blead at the wheels

@zoe7374 3 года назад

How does it all not just come out of the MC again. Does someone depress the pedal and hold it there

@jhuesmann 2 года назад

@@zoe7374 if you mean how does it not just come out of the MC after you remove the plastic fittings and tubes, the fluid only gets pushed out by pushing the brake pedal. If you don't push the pedal while you screw the hard lines back in, there is no fluid coming out (maybe a drop). If you do push the pedal while the hard lines are off, then you'd probably need to rebleed the master.

@user-ut2qd2jo5u 8 месяцев назад

Damnn 😂 made me check my OfferUp account

@Dante-tt5bz 3 года назад

Won't air go back in when you take off the bleeder kit screws, and install the actual brake Iines?

@how2af263 3 года назад

Yes there is air in the lines. This is to bleed a new master cylinder only.

@hpgdawnpatrol9456 3 года назад

You'd get air either way. There's probably less time for air to get in doing what he shows here. I will be changing my 10th Master cylinder (at least) and I will do it this way for the first time on a 97 TJ.

@WV591 Год назад

I have the kit, wish they would ship with clear hose instead black hose. can't see air bubbles.good job.tu

@christopheryanoski6899 2 месяца назад

They have them with clear hoses now. I just got one to bleed the master cylinder in my '91 Century.

@freedomfighter5845 3 года назад

I didn't have a vice. Struggled so I think I didn't bled all the air. My brakes don't work. I am going to try to bleed it on the vehicle now. I have the tubes. One kept coming off. So I pushed it slower and less. When I bled the rear brakes nothing came out. Most fluid came from the left front. I mistakenly bled the left front first at the end. Going to start again. 1999 Dodge Durango.

@DapimpBDSD 2 года назад

Bleeding the master cyclinder when installed on the car INCREASES the chance of having air bubbles, compared to bench bleeding. Again, not saying it's not possible to remove all the air but it's less likely than when you bench bleed.

@Cavallino69 Год назад

Not challenging you, but generally curious as to why? I can't see any difference between doing it like this on the car and doing it off the car in a vice. In both cases the brake lines are disconnected, you bleed the MC, then connect the lines. With the MC off the car, you have to maneuver it back onto the car, which would seem to me to increase the chance of getting air into it. Thanks.

@DapimpBDSD Год назад

@@Cavallino69 the thought is the MC on a bench is leveled and thus no "high spots" can occur which may trap air. How likely this happens, idk but it's taught at trade schools and ASE training, it MAY have been a issue before

@Cavallino69 Год назад

@@DapimpBDSD OK, that seems like a plausible reason. Thanks! Note I'm still too lazy to take mine off the car to do it ;)

@AChi__ Год назад

@@DapimpBDSDDo you think that trying to level the master cylinder by elevating the back of the vehicle might work?

@brandonmccullah710 9 месяцев назад

good information. video could have been 10 minutes though. upvote from me.

@gregbrooks9546 4 года назад

Do you have to keep the end of the hoses going into the master cylinder submerged in fluid or is this to keep the fluid from spilling.

@johnmilner7603 4 года назад

Greg Brooks Yea, submerging them will stop air from getting in when you lift off the brake pedal or when doing it in a vice when the plunger comes back out when using a screw driver.

@W900Kamikaze 2 года назад

That tubing wrench kinda look funny ain't it ? 😋😋

@dalegray3188 Год назад

I watch this video to see how you would reconnect brake lines because I'm sure you going to lose fluid or something and I was wondering how you get the air out after that but you stop before you did that

@qualityflips8678 Месяц назад

Hold pedal down with a board, wedged between pedal and seats. That will keep master cylinder from gulping air in again when reconnecting brake lines

@freeagentleo1618 4 года назад

Is it safe for me to bleed the MC without bleeding the breaks?

@TacoPotatoMustang 4 года назад

Probably not. You should bleed the brakes after bleeding the MC.

@spid3rmike117 3 года назад

Won't it create an air pocket when you take the blue plugs off and reconnect the brake lines?

@how2af263 3 года назад

Yes you are correct. After bleeding the master I bleed all brake lines.

@diazedvin04 6 месяцев назад

My Que is do you have to turn on the vehicle?

@terminator7514 3 года назад

It's too bad these hoses n the kit aren't clear so you can actually see if you got all the air out when bleeding the system.

@juanmendoza9475 3 месяца назад

Do not forget to clean surface between master cylinder and booster

@mickblock 3 года назад

10:05 Lol You know I thought that didn't seem right when it got pulled out, but I thought hey it's Chrysler, I'm not familiar with Chrysler.

@Not.The_Gallery 3 года назад

Same, I thought “that’s one intricate electrical connection.” 😂

@heathermoore2654 4 года назад

When I apply my foot to my break pedel it went all the way to the floor when I'm trying to stop what does that mean

@leslieblanchard 4 года назад

it means you have air in your system. you must also bleed the brakes after replacing the master cylinder.

@gregbrooks9546 4 года назад

Is it possible to have all air out of the lines and still no brake pressure if there is air in the master cylinder. I forgot to bleed the master after putting on a new one and bled all the lines but still no pressure.

@keithhogan6997 4 года назад

I would bet you could still bleed the master as it was done here to ensure there is no air in it. Once you are done there you could re-bleed the brakes themselves if you still don't get a solid pedal.

@st.michaelthearchangel7774 3 года назад

@Greg I’m no expert, but I’m pretty sure if there’s air in the MC, then you will have spongy brakes.

@youknowkbbaby 3 месяца назад

Couldn't you simply cover the top(lid) with something temporarily while you pump the breaks to prevent spilling?

@scubasteve4119 Год назад

You sound like Todd from Breaking Bad

@how2af263 Год назад

Hello Scuba Steve. I would agree I sound similar to Todd from breaking Bad played by (Jesse Plemons). You are the first to point this out. I have been told many times I sound like (Woody Harrelson). Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

@scubasteve4119 Год назад

@@how2af263 accurate 😄

@cxx1953 4 года назад

Scotty doesn’t specifically talk about bleeding the MC in his vids 🧐

@VinDcator 4 года назад

19:50 "Next step is to connect the brake lines?" Once you pull off the bleeder valve, doesn't air get in?

@dirtyketchup 4 года назад

Yes, this is unavoidable. The next steps is to bleed the brake lines. This was only a tutorial on how to bench bleed the master.

@krvr1469 3 года назад

Thats what I was thinking..

@sarahmiles2295 3 года назад

Dude sounds exactly like Woody Harrelson....

@how2af263 3 года назад

LOL! Thanks for checking out my video. Please subscribe if you haven’t already.

@raymondmeans3435 3 года назад

So what's leaking to the right of the camera? Looks like its leaking brake fluid out the back

@pault1439 3 года назад

I noticed that too.

@BrianBoruish 4 года назад

How do you remove those blue fittings to install the brake lines without brake fluid leaking everywhere?

@how2af263 4 года назад

Your going to have some loss of fluid from the priming line and fitting.

@dirtyketchup 4 года назад

You could either pinch off the lines, or what I would do is take the end of the tubing that was inside the reservoir, and I would gently tip it until it's below the master and point it into a container. That way when you disconnect, fluid is caught in the container.

@keithhogan6997 4 года назад

@@how2af263 is there going to be any loss out of the MC? I am about to install a new MC, hard lines, soft lines, and calipers.

@capitanvonchickenpants8492 3 года назад

I didn't do this just bled after fitting got a rock hard pedal but it didn't cure the problem I replaced the master cylinder for in the first place , poor rear drum brake effort In a diagonally split dual circuit

@Professional_Youtube_Commenter 3 года назад

thank got my vw has bleed nipples on the master cylinder

@ronaldoquintos1675 Год назад

So how do you connect back the lines without introducing air back into master cylinder? That is what I was waiting for

@qualityflips8678 Месяц назад

Compress pedal all the way and wedge a board between pedal and seats. Then reconnect the brake lines to the MC and that will keep it from gulping air back in

@tpwu 4 года назад

Why so many people use bench bleeding? Obviously your method is easier and I believe it should be as effective as bench bleeding?

@quangb8448 4 года назад

Have the same question. I may need to replace my MC and was wondering what's the difference between bleeding it this way installed and on the bench. My only guess is maybe you can push the plunger in deeper on the bench?

@cashmounibandit 4 года назад

Quang B no difference, it’s personal preference

@scod3908 4 года назад

It's easier to bench bleed in a workshop with one person, you can see the air bubbles and don't need to lean over the edge of the car (which can be difficult on larger vehicles). If you have a bench vice handy it really doesn't take much if any extra time to do it on a bench. You can also angle the master back and forward which can assist.

@nickxrs1 10 месяцев назад

He neglects to mention once done you will introduce air in the lines when you remove the plugs and connect the lines. You will have to bleed the system from the lines under the vehicle.

@newauraxx 3 года назад

Was that a Toyota you were working on?

@how2af263 3 года назад

Hello yes you are correct it’s a Toyota Corolla.

@doyleholloway1818 4 месяца назад

can't see the air bubbles when inside the car pumping the brake pedal...

@noisysilence2411 4 месяца назад

Leave your phone there to record while pumping the brake pedal, then get out and watch the video?

@merlyn2121 3 года назад

Bench bleeding is pointless right?

@lestersmart8452 2 года назад

I cant bleed off the wheels......Too tight I'll strip.....I have to bleed off the master cylinder... I have tried but failed!!

@ChadwickCarlisle 6 месяцев назад

Why not show the replacement of the brake line from the plastic. Wouldn't there be an outpour of fluid once you pull the blue bleeder screws out?

@how2af263 6 месяцев назад

You are correct. The purpose is to bleed the internal air from the cylinder.

@loharmony1 4 года назад

I need some help ASAP. I am changing a master cylinder on my 2001 Infiniti I30t. I don’t have a garage and no bench. How can I bleed my brakes, or can I take it to my mechanic and have him do it? Or can I do it myself?

@hugh3rdof5 3 года назад

Hey beavis, try watching THIS video.... *doh.

@josecenteno3273 3 года назад

@@hugh3rdof5 😂🤣

@kdcntn 4 года назад

Great content, but you're making me dizzy by moving that camera around so much.

@rickrose2235 Год назад

Thats not correct. If your bleeder kit tubes were clear you would see the air bubbles going back an forth but not being eliminated this way. Everytime you let up on the brake pedal air go's backwards back into the master cylinder. It is better once the brake pedal is pressed down all the way to hold it down with a stick (or 2x4 or anything you'v got around that will hold the brake pedal down) between the seat and brake pedal to hold it down then you can remove the bleeder kit and attach the brake lines to the master cylinder without taking a gulp of air.

@auginater4200 6 месяцев назад

Bubbles getting sucked right back into the ports. I'm hoping it's only cause the fittings aren't tight enough

@magicone9327 4 года назад

Didn't that kit come with two one way valves to put on the tube end to insure no air coming back into tube? I find that most kits do not have fittings in pairs! Only one of each. If you have identical size of output you will only have half of what you need.

@how2af263 4 года назад

No one way valve in the kit.

@hugh3rdof5 3 года назад

In some ways, yes, very helpful. (happens I did bench bleed with a vice, but apparently didn't get all the air out of a new ac/delco replacement m/c for a Saturn.... so your tutorial on how to bench bleed without the bench.... I like the concept. Yet I too was bit annoyed you took forever to get to the actual bleeding. (Attempting to fastforward doesn't help, as each time your viewers try to ff, youtube punishes us with yet another ad set .... happened half dozen times to me.... grrrrr.... ) In any case, curious you say your bleeder kit included "everything you needed," but didn't your bleeder kit come with clear tubing? (If not, you won't be able to see if your bleeding is removing air, unless bubbles come up back through the reservoir) Surprised too your kit apparently didn't include the caps to use for the brake lines, to keep air from getting in them when (temporarily) disconnected. (Have seen other videos where the claim is routinely made that if one uses the line caps, and if one bench bleeds, you might well not need to bleed the brake lines.... that is, if the only problem was a failing master cylinder)

@how2af263 3 года назад

Thank you. I always bleed each line after master replacement.

@aerialrescuesolutions3277 2 года назад

The front of the booster was filthy, it would have only taken one minute to clean it off,(even a little). Why do all that work, and install a brand new part, only to leave highly corrosive fluid behind?