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Old 8th April 2022, 10:50   #18
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Originally Posted by dave lincs View Post
... you do need T4 or other suitable equipment to run the abs module there is a thread about this by bigruss ...
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Is this the thread you are referring to Dave? https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...ad.php?t=63314
Thank you Steve for the link. I have read Russ' post. He describes a bleeding operation where one circuit was free of air and the other wasn't. Downstream of the master cylinder both these circuits are identical. He chose to use T4 giving his opinion that this is the "proper" way to do it. The fact that the brakes are the dual circuit type has no bearing upon using T4.

Russ' claim in his penultimate paragraph that diagnostic equipment must be used to bleed the secondary circuit is incorrect, neither is it mentioned in MGR's service procedures.

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