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Old 07-13-2018, 01:09 AM
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5th gen brake bleeding/flushing question.

I replaced a seized front caliper, I bleed the fronts the old school way, pump the pedal, hold and crack the bleeder, repeat til no more air bubbles.

Tried the same on the rear but the pedal never drops. The bleed screw is not plugged because fluid comes out into the tube.

Pedal is firm, just as it was before the caliper change. Any tips on how the bleed / flush the rears?

thanks
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