Answer by Raphael Treccani-Chinelli for Why do we bleed at the brake lever...
On a practical note, since other answers have established that you're really trying to remove air bubbles, which have a tendency to 'pool' in inconvenient places on their upward journey, I've had good...
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A common problem with bleeding is that while one pushes the liquid from one point at some limited rate, the air bubbles travel somewhat with the flow and somewhat wherever they feel like, e.g. upwards...
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You bleed a hydraulic system to get rid of air bubbles, water and other contaminants that may have found their way into your hydraulic fluid. Since the entire system is connected (caliper - hose -...
View ArticleWhy do we bleed at the brake lever and at the caliper in Hydraulic brakes?
I have been trying to understand about the bleeding process. While there are many videos and explanations online how to bleed, my question is simple:If the oil from the pump can travel to the caliper...
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