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do you? I did a search and all the pics you linked to other posts don't come up.
I'm looking to do the same thing. Thanks man.
I'm looking to do the same thing. Thanks man.
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Hey Colin, u have a pic of your bleed/fill valve setup?
- Thread starter e_storm
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not sure what exact pic ya looking for. but mabey a hoot original will do? http://forums.overclockers.ws/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=48220&highlight=hoot+chute
this the bleed system i used also. works superbly! just hope i may have helped
this the bleed system i used also. works superbly! just hope i may have helped
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Thanks, that pic is helpful. The bleeder setup I saw before was a 3 valve brass setup of some kind, I don't really remember specifically. I guess the T fitting will do the trick tho. Thanks again.
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no prob it works great also. i can bleed all air out of my inline is 30 mins. takes longer becouse i recycle mine after i take it out and i use it to refill with. no use in waisting it.
if you do that be prepared for it to take longer . i use waterwetter and it couses a real fine foam to form for 20 mins or so. just let it run itll go out.i advise adding any additives to after the air is bled out.kinda hard to do if you have a short bleed/fill hose tho.
if you do that be prepared for it to take longer . i use waterwetter and it couses a real fine foam to form for 20 mins or so. just let it run itll go out.i advise adding any additives to after the air is bled out.kinda hard to do if you have a short bleed/fill hose tho.
