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Old 12-10-2019, 11:27 PM
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You need to set the pads to the rotor by pressing/pump the brake pedal until it's firm. It's normal as you previously pushed the pads & pistons all the way out in the previous step.

Don't open any bleeder valves at this point. Typically there is no need to touch the bleeders unless you are flushing the system
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