brake problem
If you can remove the bleeder with visegrips and put a good one in, you're doing OK. Be sure to use something like PBBlaster to loosen it. One application may not be enough.
The worst that can happen is just replace the wheel cylinder. The $20 or so bucks may be worth the time. Some like to replace the cylinders on both sides, in the interest of balance.
The worst that can happen is just replace the wheel cylinder. The $20 or so bucks may be worth the time. Some like to replace the cylinders on both sides, in the interest of balance.
You could purchase a Mityvac handpump-brake bleeding system and use it on the highest bleeder you have available. Just a suggestion. I use this type of bleeding system all the time and it works great.
looks like this:
http://www.solomotoparts.com/product...roductid=18416
looks like this:
http://www.solomotoparts.com/product...roductid=18416
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