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Old 02-03-2011, 04:43 PM
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Brake Bleeding
I've read that when bleeding the brakes you need some sort of special took which removes any air bubbles caught up in the system.

Is that true ? Does the old fashioned method not work on the X5 ? As in bleed out the fluid, replace and pump the peddle while watching the bleed screw at each wheel until the bubbles stop ?

Is it really more difficult on the X or are people just being a bit pedantic ?
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