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paule on 2004-01-27 at 12:41:04(posted from: Host: dhcp024-210-019-235.columbus.rr.com IP: 24.210.19.235) 
    
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brake bleeding with asc+t (300 views) (617 thread views) 
Message: I'm about to do a lil work on the brakes and would liek to bleed then out since it hasnt been done in the time i've owned the car. I know of the odd procedure regarding bleeding with asc+t, such as raise rear, bleed start engine, rev up, toggle asc button. Byut if i'm just bleeding the brakes and not actually removing any components, woudl I need to do this, or could i just bleed as usual because of no air actualy being in the system to begin with?

thanks,
Paul
 
 

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