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Bleeding your new Baer brakes is straightforward. Start with the wheel farthest away from the master cylinder--the right rear. Make sure the reservoir is full first. Have a buddy pump up the pedal, then open the bleed valve momentarily. When the pedal gets to the floor, close the valve (your buddy should tell you when he hits bottom). Repeat until straight fluid comes out. Move on to the next closest corner (the left rear) and repeat. When you're done there, move closer to the master cylinder with the front left, then finish with the front right. Periodically check the reservoir to make sure it's topped off. You're done!
Baer Track System - The Cold Baer Facts

 Bleeding your new Baer brakes is straightforward. Start with the wheel farthest away from the master cylinder--the right rear. Make sure the reservoir is full first. Have a buddy pump up the pedal, then open the bleed valve momentarily. When the pedal gets to the floor, close the valve (your buddy should tell you when he hits bottom). Repeat until straight fluid comes out. Move on to the next closest corner (the left rear) and repeat. When you're done there, move closer to the master cylinder with the front left, then finish with the front right. Periodically check the reservoir to make sure it's topped off. You're done!  View Related Article

 

 

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