Bleeding Brakes...
11-12-2005, 11:31 AM
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Bleeding Brakes...
2004 GT I'm going to be replacing my brake pads with some Hawk Pads and is there any special way to bleed them or just the normal start from the farthest caliper to the master cylinder,etc.Also anybody know the correct part # for Russell Speedbleeders for my year.
I went on there website and it does'nt show a part # for my year.
I went on there website and it does'nt show a part # for my year.
11-12-2005, 01:11 PM
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RE: Bleeding Brakes...
You don't really have to bleed the brakes unless you are replacing fluid or the caliper itself.
You can just compress the front pistions in and the rears. Don't forget the rears are a twist and push style and you can get the tool at the autoparts store.
You can just compress the front pistions in and the rears. Don't forget the rears are a twist and push style and you can get the tool at the autoparts store.
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