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Message: [QUOTE="Arisley, post: 1374845, member: 67"] When you get the rears on, gravity bleed. Put a piece of clear hose on the bleeders. Open the bleeders and put the end of the hoses in Coke bottles. Gatorade or beer bottles will also work. Take the top off the master cylinder and keep the reservoir full. Sit back and enjoy a beer or three while air bleeds out of the system. When nice clear clean brake fluid is coming out of the hoses you know it is clear. Make sure you have a couple quarts of brake fluid on hand. Do not let the reservoir go empty or you have to start over. While this is the slowest way to bleed a brake system, it is also the best way. [/QUOTE]

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