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MC Bleed

FU64RY

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So here is the delema. New MC directions. This MC must be bench blead. On a red piece of paper included in the package.
WARNING DO NOT BENCH BLEAD THIS MASTER CYLINDER.
hello! which one should I go by?
 
Is it a oem style or aftermarket like a wilwood ect ?
 
OEM Rock Auto Plain brown box no co name or phone # on the paper work.
 
Rock Auto Plain brown box no co name or phone # on the paper work.
If it isn't some high tech polished aluminum thing and looks like a master cyl. I would put it in the vice and bleed it.
 
Found a Dorman part # M36218 New not rebuilt.
 
I just got a new MC from NAPA that said not to bench bleed . Said it would damage it internal . I bench bled it with no problems . This was on a 64 fury with pb.
 
What happens is folks push the piston too deep and damage the seals. When it’s mounted on the vehicle you can not over shoot it.
 
I did think the spring will let the seal go that far and bottom out. But maybe it could.
 
I haven’t bench bled a MC in a long time. Install and bleed with the pedal. The air will eventually all come out.
 
What happens is folks push the piston too deep and damage the seals. When it’s mounted on the vehicle you can not over shoot it.
Thats what the written directions said. Only depress the piston not more than 1 inch.
I'll probably bench it and be careful. Waiting for the rear brake hose to arrive. I did inline tube for a complete metal line set.
 
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