Pre bench bled master cylinder

chris142

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How would they ship it? It only takes 30 seconds to bench bleed one.
 

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I believe they may have been talking about a pre-bled Clutch Master/slave cylinder set. I've not heard about a pre-bled brak master cylinder. Bench bleeding isn't all that hard, and most come with the "kit" to bleed it with.
 

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I'm assuming it's best to bleed all my breaks after that's done?
Absolutely yes. Even with the master cylinder bled before install, some air's going to be introduced into the system when you swap the lines over. More to the point, the brake fluid on any vehicle should be thoroughly flushed every two years or so.
 

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What I do that is easier instead of putting it in a vice and pumping it is I mount it in the vehicle. Just leave the lines disconnected and put on your bleeding kit that comes with the new master cylinder and then you can just pump the brake pedal until it is bled. Saves time
 

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Guys not to be a pain got my master cylinder it has a o ring says it goes with the proportion valve just unsure where this o ring goes. Again sorry new to this all
 

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