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Old 11-19-2019, 09:38 PM
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You have a big bubble of air in the loop to the booster pump is my guess at some point a valve opens allowing back flow of pressurized fluid. The manual I have just directs to use the BMW software to bleed so I'm not sure if boost first or abs block first but both as accessible with foxwell and I know people on XO have done it with similar scanner. My feeling is use the pressure bleeder to bleed the rear right brake via the boost pump until no bubbles them via abs block to each corner of the car . I'll dig a little depeer


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