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brake fluid flush

9K views 2 replies 3 participants last post by  MEvang 
there should be a bleed point on the MC.

there is also a bleed point on the load sensing and bypass and proportioning valve under the bed on the line that goes to the rear.

i would do all the work you need to do - replace lines, etc.

then, fill the MC and bleed it.

then, do a full bleed starting at back, farthest from MC and work your way closer. keep the MC full. have somebody help you by pumping the pedal, it goes a lot faster that way.

once you think you have all the bubbles out, do them all again. pay special attention to the LSB and PV. tap on it with a wrench in between bleeds to dislodge bubbles.

then adjust your rear brakes properly. read this for more info:

Toyota Tundra Brake FAQ - Maintenance and Adjustment

good luck!

antisieze is ok, just use sparingly and only on the male threads. be sure not to let anything get into the lines. i also lube up the grommets the lines go into to keep them from rubbing, kinking or otherwise getting into any trouble during extreme driving conditions, suspension articulations, etc.
 
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