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In the past, Dirt Rider has illustrated the proper methods of bleeding brake systems, but each time those processes assumed that you have good pedal or lever pressure to pump the fluid through. If you have changed the brake line, the process is a bit tougher. If you change the caliper, then the entire system is nearly dry and it takes some tricks to get the job done in a reasonable amount of time. You will need to buy some tools, but the price should be less than $10 for the lot. You will also need proper brake fluid and paper towels. At some point a helper is almost vital.

Photo Gallery: How To: Bleed Brake Lines And Calipers – Dirt Rider Magazine

Photo Gallery: How To: Bleed Brake Lines And Calipers – Dirt Rider Magazine

In the past, Dirt Rider has illustrated the proper methods of bleeding brake systems, but each time those processes assumed that you have good pedal or lever pressure to pump the fluid through. If you have changed the brake line, the process is a bit tougher. If you change the caliper, then the entire system is nearly dry and it takes some tricks to get the job done in a reasonable amount of time. You will need to buy some tools, but the price should be less than $10 for the lot. You will also need proper brake fluid and paper towels. At some point a helper is almost vital.

Photo Gallery: How To: Bleed Brake Lines And Calipers – Dirt Rider Magazine

Photo Gallery: How To: Bleed Brake Lines And Calipers – Dirt Rider Magazine