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740 Brake Bleeding Problem

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Mon Nov 27 04:58 CST 2006
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Are any of the rubber brake lines "ballooning" under pressure?

Also, I don't know it's even possible in your case, but on some cars you can get the left and right side calipers mixed up and they will mount up fine, but the bleeders won't be at the highest point of the cylinders which makes it impossible to bleed all the air out.
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Chris - 1990 740, 1973 1800ES (Non-running), 1993 Dodge Dakota (Still has a little paint left on it)






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