My bleeder pressurized both reservoirs with the same pressure. That won't
move the spool valve. Pumping the brake pedal sure will.
Jim Hupy
On Jul 19, 2015 5:34 PM, "A." wrote:
> Ken Henderson wrote on Sun, 19 July 2015 18:55
>> ...If the shuttle is indeed moving and blocking the rear outlet,...
>> Ken H.
> That would prevent one from bleeding the rear brakes. As soon as one opens
> a bleeder, the pressure would drop and the shuttle would block it off.
>
> When not bleeding, with the gauge attached, if it doesn't block it
> completely, the pressure would rise until it matches the pressure at the
> master
> cylinder.
>
> It either blocks it completely and you can't bleed the brakes, or not
> completely and the pressure will equalize.
>
> It still doesn't add up.
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