I mostly used the same technique as Gary but with one twist:
>I am not sure if the following method is correct, but it is how I installed
>the bead on my TR3A.
>4. Using vice grips(where space permits) pull tabs until bead fits snugly
>against the wing, and without letting go, bend the tab up.
Here I pulled down then twisted the tab before bending up. The twist (90
degrees or less) while pulling snugged the bead to the wing joint.
>Gary Bouffard
>59 TR3A TS 58399 (still trying to get air out of silicon filled brake
>lines)
I used a pressure bleeder. It quickly bleeds the system without creating
air bubbles. You might try letting the car sit for a week or so (it
takes a long time for little bubbles to work their way out of silicon )
then use either a pressure or vacume bleeder without pumping the brakes.
TeriAnn
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