Big T
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Got it fixed, but it was a pita because the bleeder valve was stripped and fighting removal. Ended up having to pull the brake cylinder to remove the bleeder valve. Waiting for my son to be available to help bleed the brakes.
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What did you do with your GMT400 today...or yesterday....
- Thread starter deejaaa
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Got it fixed, but it was a pita because the bleeder valve was stripped and fighting removal. Ended up having to pull the brake cylinder to remove the bleeder valve. Waiting for my son to be available to help bleed the brakes.
Big T
Well-Known Member
Bleeder valve fought removal and ended up stripped. Had to remove brake cylinder to remove and replace the bleeder valve.
Big T
Well-Known Member
Aside from the ABS not working, the rear brakes are back to working properly.
Those rear bleeder valves are a pain. I need to bend an “S” into a long handle 8MM 6 point box wrench I have. Need to get the handle up and away from the backing plate. I did this grunt work while my grandson Jackson pumped and released the brake pedal to my command.
Those rear bleeder valves are a pain. I need to bend an “S” into a long handle 8MM 6 point box wrench I have. Need to get the handle up and away from the backing plate. I did this grunt work while my grandson Jackson pumped and released the brake pedal to my command.