re 940 brakes

Discussion in 'Volvo 940' started by John Robertson, Nov 20, 2005.

  1. John Robertson

    John Robertson Guest

    Make sure you limit the movement of the brake pedal with a block of wood or
    anything that will limit to its normal travel length .Other wise you will
    ruin the master cylinder when you pump .Also pump slowly evenly so as to
    give time for the fluid to move along the tubing ,none of that quickly
    quickly stuff as you wont pump out the old fluid .
    Why not bleed the brakes correctly any way it lengthens the life of the
    parts and limits corrosion .
     
    John Robertson, Nov 20, 2005
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