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Factory Brake Bleeding Procedure
Could anybody with a Nissan manual tell me if there are any special bleeding requirements, such as:
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What size fits the Titan? It's not listed in their application guide.
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Anyone use these things? Look interesting.
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Originally Posted by Brianyzf
What size fits the Titan? It's not listed in their application guide.
Model number SB1010. I've got them on my front calipers and they work great.
edit: I forgot that I actually installed them on all the calipers. D'oh.
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Model number SB1010. I've got them on my front calipers and they work great.
Thanks for the info. I'm thinking of getting them for my YZF600R too!
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so if you change out the brake lines these are helpfull??? never heardof them thats why I ask, and my next updgrade is the brakes/rotors
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Originally Posted by onthefence
Could anybody with a Nissan manual tell me if there are any special bleeding requirements, such as:
Look at this:
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so if you change out the brake lines these are helpfull??? never heardof them thats why I ask, and my next updgrade is the brakes/rotors
Definately. They operate like a one-way check valve. Air and fluid can be pumped out, but air isn't allowed to be sucked back in. Unlike the oem style valves that require two people, one to pump and one to tighten and loosen the valve trying not to let any air in the lines. They mount on the calipers by replacing the factory bleed valves.
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thx Im going to oreder a pair, will they fit the rears also??
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thx Im going to oreder a pair, will they fit the rears also??
Yes, I forgot to mention on the first post that I have them on all 4 brakes.
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