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Brake Bleed

Davidoconn
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Just wondering if anybody has, or if it is possible to bleed brakes on a 997 with a suction extractor? I have a suction extractor and used it on many cars, but I see in the forum here the type of bleeder used is a pressure extractor that goes into the master cylinder. My method would be to drain the master, fill it, hook up to each valve and extract the fluid until it is clean. Thanks very much.

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A suction extractor will work well, if you do a final bleed round manually.

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PAULSPEED

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I agree that pushing or pulling the fluid through

the lines should work. Just work your way from the

fartest tire from the master cylinder to the nearest.

Paul

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