Reply to "Brake fluid?"

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The two rear calipers went well, then went to the front passenger side, and not so well there. During the rear caliper bleed, both rear calipers are taking fluid from the front of the resouvour, and I made sure to keep that filled during the process. But on the passenger front, Just air and slight fluid comes out of that line. Even when I tighten the bleed screw down, there is still some bubbles of air coming through when I apply the vacuum to that bleed screw. Not sure where the air could be coming from. Bad bleeder screw or seat? I greased up that area of bleeder screw and vac hose and the grease seems to be in place. Will watch the Super Bowl with a few beers, and see if I experience the same issue with the drivers side front.

2/7/163:20 PM

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