MC bench bleeding

[rapieper at yahoo.com (Ron Pieper)]

Ayup, that's a good procedure.

The cheapass way is to remove all the little plugs and set them aside.  Then fill a largish cup
about halfway or so with brake fluid.  Sink the MC fully into the fluid and move the piston down
an inch or so, as many times as is required to clear all bubbles.  Replace the little plastic
plugs, remove, wipe off, install - one line at a time.  Of course, it works best in a stationary
tub...but it does work.

Ron

--- der flo <derrickmd18@juno.com> wrote:
> Thats exactly how its done.  your MC should come with hoses and
> connectors to connect to the 4 ports.  connect the hoses and run them
> into the flow bottle.  put the MC on a bench and use a pole, stick or
> something to push the rod in. Doing this SLOWLY until all the air is out
> of the MC.  then put he MC on the car with the hoses still connect and
> bolt it down.  disconnect and connect a brake hose up one at a time and
> make sure the brake fluid does go empty in the MC.  do thins until all
> the brakes lines are connected then start bleeding the system in thins
> order:  RR, LR, RF, LF.  then u check your pedal and u are done.  I had
> to do thins two month ago at my job.  I was lucky to have a pressure
> bleeder at the time .  Good luck with it.
>

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