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Rear brake bleed help. Air in ABS/DSC
So i've searched and searched but all threads and posts end with no solution.
Seems the rear brake lines rusted out under the drivers seat, so they were leaking for a bit. i'm guessing air got in the system which sucks. I tried to bleed old school with the pedal, and gravity bleed yesterday for a couple hours. I only got about a half a quart/litre of fluid through both rear callipers, so i hooked up my Reihngold setup and got to the bleed section where it triggers the ABS/DSC module. Problem is, it says to release the vent screw then click next... Is there a vent screw on the DSC module? ( I don't see one.) Or is the vent screw the bleeder screws on the callipers? Maybe i need to do the bleed procedure longer? Every time i do the bleed procedure with my laptop i do see the fluid coming out the bleed screws at the calipers , but still no pressure to move the callipers. This thing is driving me nuts!!!! HELP!!!!
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