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30th June 2020, 19:50 | #1 |
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ROVER 75 Auto Tourer Join Date: Aug 2009
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Rover75 brake bleeding.
Hi I'm thinking about getting my brakes bled at a F1 auto center as I don't realy want to do the job myself. The brakes seem solid at first but go spongey once I start engine. Iv'e been reading the posts and talk about using T4 etc. It seems there is a very right way to bleed the brakes.
What instructions should I give to mechanicis to make sure they do the job correctly. I had the job done a couple of years ago but don't think they done it right. Iv'e replaced the brake pads a few weeks ago. i only do local miles. Any info appreciated. Cheers Derek. |
1st July 2020, 07:10 | #2 |
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Rover 75 Connie SE 2.5 V6 Auto Join Date: Aug 2015
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Hi Derek
I can't imagine either branch of F1 in Stevenage have T4 which I understand is needed to bleed the ABS unit fully. You've probably picked that T4 info up from other threads on here too? I posted on here about my successful fluid change using the "gravity method" but perhaps F1 would use a much quicker "vacuum" pump approach which may help you? Will PM you. Good luck John
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