Re: on to the next 64 cuda question

[Gary Wilson <gwwilson70@xxxxxxxxx>]

It can be done either way..  I fill the master cylinder then open all bleeders and let nature take it course.  Shut them down when they start leaking out the bleeder valve.  Then Bleed the whole system ./  Adjust the brakes up as much as possible.  This help prevent getting air into the system.  Makes the job easier. If you have a vacumn pump that works too.

On Sat, May 14, 2011 at 8:35 AM, neal zimmerman <neal.zimmerman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

OK, now on to the brakes. 8.75 rearend installed, discs in the
front.Rear brakes have been asembled on axle but haven't adjusted them
yet.Yes, rear cylinders and  disc calipers are prelubed.


Question1) brake lines are all empty. Somebody told me u could rough
fill a system by just cracking all four bleeders and start to fill the
 master cylinder, and gravity will just somewhat fill the lines, no
need for pumping till final bleed. True or not?
Question 2) And what of adjusting the rears with the starwheel
adjusters? Should I do this before or after I fill the lines?
 Thanks,
    cursing a little less under a Plymouth  than yesterday,
   Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon

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