I've got a question that I should know the answer to.
I'm just not sure so I'm posting it here.
I've installed hydraulic brakes many times and had no problem in bleeding them. None had a power booster though.
On my new project I am installing disc brakes all around and am using a dual diaphram booster/MC combo. It is mounted below the floor.
Here's the question. Do I bleed this system the same way as one without a booster? Will the pumping of the pedal mess up the booster when there is no vacuum on it?
I just don't want to mess the booster up before I get to try out the brakes.
Another question.
Does the adjustable proportioning valve (for the rear brakes) get installed in the line before or after the 2psi residual valve? I have seen diagrams showing it both before and after the residual valve.
Thanks in advance.
I'm just not sure so I'm posting it here.
I've installed hydraulic brakes many times and had no problem in bleeding them. None had a power booster though.
On my new project I am installing disc brakes all around and am using a dual diaphram booster/MC combo. It is mounted below the floor.
Here's the question. Do I bleed this system the same way as one without a booster? Will the pumping of the pedal mess up the booster when there is no vacuum on it?
I just don't want to mess the booster up before I get to try out the brakes.
Another question.
Does the adjustable proportioning valve (for the rear brakes) get installed in the line before or after the 2psi residual valve? I have seen diagrams showing it both before and after the residual valve.
Thanks in advance.