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Pulsing the ABS pump!

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Hi all, Ive been overhauling my brake system on my 987 Boxster , new pads, discs, pipes etc. Ive bled the system several times  with no air coming out. Also bled the master and ABS lines but i can't get a pedal. I know this is a long shot but is there anyone on here near the swindon area that has the appropriate diagnostic tool to pulse the ABS pump?  I have done this on other cars by driving and letting the pump kick in but the pedal is not good enough to try it really.  Or a little cheat to power up the pump would do the trick. Any ideas appreciated. Cheers DC

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You need access to the proper diagnostic tool; I would not attempt to drive the car in its current form.

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