Lol....but he's only been here 3 months. Isn't that a freebiehey @Noobz347 looks like ct time again!
trebor3170
mine usually gets hard with the car on
Oh you are soooooooo going to find out!sorry, but what's a ct????
trebor3170
mine usually gets hard with the car on
Hey gimme a break, I'm also over on the "other" forum, playing the Maximum Motorsports drinking game
trebor3170
mine usually gets hard with the car on
trebor3170
mine usually gets hard with the car on
Damn, learn something new everyday. I knew that my cable co. outsourced to India, didn't know the IRS did too.
Also forgot, not only am I playing the Maximum Motorsports drinking game, I'm also playing the Ancient Aliens drinking game. Now I usually don't play drinking games, because they interfere with my drinking, but the AA game, well, I can't drink fast enough.
Also forgot, not only am I playing the Maximum Motorsports drinking game, I'm also playing the Ancient Aliens drinking game. Now I usually don't play drinking games, because they interfere with my drinking, but the AA game, well, I can't drink fast enough.
Yes I was thinking this too. I already have the rotors so after replacing them I’ll see about trying a new oneI'm starting to think you have a defective master cylinder
And this time use a real bench!Yes I was thinking this too. I already have the rotors so after replacing them I’ll see about trying a new one
trebor3170
mine usually gets hard with the car on
Any part of the system that is above a bleeder point, whether bleeder screw, or line connection will trap air, no matter what is done, no matter how much pressure is applied during bleeding. I know people who claim to have great results just doing gravity bleeding, but there can't be anywhere for an air bubble to form.
Any part of the system that is above a bleeder point, whether bleeder screw, or line connection will trap air, no matter what is done, no matter how much pressure is applied during bleeding. I know people who claim to have great results just doing gravity bleeding, but there can't be anywhere for an air bubble to form.
Thanks for the info. Makes sense, just didn’t really think about it before hand and have also heard people say the gravity bleeding works. Live and learn.
I forgot what brakes but the booster is from autozone and the mc is from O’Reillys.What brakes and MC are you using again?
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