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1.
Park the vehicle properly on a level surface and
switch off the engine to gain safe and convenient
access to the bleed screws on each wheel brake
cylinder.
2.
Make sure that all vent screws are clean.
3.
Connect compressed air from 4.8 bar to 11.6 bar
via the nipple on the air valve (I) located at one end
of the housing (A).
4.
Connect the end of the corresponding adapter of
the brake hose (F) to the connector (G) located on
the top of the vacuum bleeding unit.
NOTE: Follow the vehicle manufacturer's guidelines for the vacuum bleeding procedure and
the correct sequence of wheel bleeding.
5.
Slide the rubber fitting (J) located at the other end
of the brake hose (F) over the nipple of the bleeder
screw.
6:
Operate the vacuum bleeder by turning on the air
valve (I) and pressing the push button (B) to create
the vacuum (allow a few seconds for the vacuum
to build up in the bleeder tank before it is sucked in)
and loosen/open the bleeder screw slightly with
the ring spanner until the liquid visibly drains
through the bleeder hose into the tank (D).
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