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Brake bleeding help, sorry!

Brewbro21

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I'm changing my brake lines from the MC to the H block, meaning I'll have to bleed the whole system I have looked through a few previous post on the site and was wondering if there were any tricks to the EB Ford system? Unfortunatly I have never bleed any fords before, always been Chevys. So any help will be greatly appreciated. %)

It's a 72 EB with drums all around, still working on putting parts together for the 4 wheel disc. I'm changing the lines because the old flex lines, rubber ones have a wicked splice in them, and even though they don't leak unless you stretch them I think it will be safer to just go ahead and do this cheap mod until I can redo my whole brake system. :cool:

Thank you for the help in advance.
 

JWMcCrary

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Oct 14, 2004
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Do a search on speed bleeders. I got the info from this site and they work great. You can bleed the system by yourself.
 

JWMcCrary

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Here you go. I looked it up for you.

3/8, 24 thread, 1"

Help Part# 12701.

These are the ones I used.
11" drum brakes on rear, Disc on front.
 
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