[Spridgets] brakes*

[Dave KK7SS]

I must have an earlier Mitey-Vac. It is made of metal, has a pressure/vacuum gauge built in and has a both a vacuum and a pressure connection.

I've used it with success for many years now.

But,,, if SWMBO has great looking legs.. then two people are best..

--At my age I'm allowed these sort of comments <G>-- 

--
Dave G  KK7SS
DN06ig   Richland, WA

'59 Morris Minor 1000
'65 Sprite - in process
'76 Midget - shared with my #4 son.
'06 Honda Civic Hybrid

----- Original Message -----
From: dlancer7676 at comcast.net
To: lindalnhvt at nhvt.net
Cc: spridgets at autox.team.net
Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2011 2:15:26 PM
Subject: Re: [Spridgets] brakes*

EZ Bleed feeds brake fluid into the system by air pressure doesn't it?B  I
like that system as opposed to the Mighty Vac type of system that sucks the
fluid through.B  I bought a Mighty Vac and could never totally get the air
bubbles out of the lines.B  Not worth a crap.


--David C.
"Those who can, teach. Those who cannot pass laws about teaching."



----- Original Message -----
From: lindalnhvt at nhvt.net
To: spridgets at autox.team.net
Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2011 4:55:35 PM
Subject: [Spridgets] brakes

I just spent quite a while jacking up various wheels and bleeding the
brakes of my Sprite. Used an EZ bleed and cleared some air and old fluid.
I had good brake pedal pressure for about 30 seconds and now have
practically nothing. B I can get a little braking if I pump a few times,
but it's dangerous at best..
I paid a shop to install a new slave cylinder last year and the system
hasn't been the same since. B At first the gears were grinding and I had
them fix it.
Do I now need to bleed the slave cylinder? B If so, what's the easiest
method to get at it.
Thanks.
Dick Byrne in NH (where it's been raining for two weeks)
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----- Original Message -----
From: lindalnhvt at nhvt.net
To: spridgets at autox.team.net
Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2011 4:55:35 PM
Subject: [Spridgets] brakes

I just spent quite a while jacking up various wheels and bleeding the
brakes of my Sprite. Used an EZ bleed and cleared some air and old fluid.
I had good brake pedal pressure for about 30 seconds and now have
practically nothing. B I can get a little braking if I pump a few times,
but it's dangerous at best..
I paid a shop to install a new slave cylinder last year and the system
hasn't been the same since. B At first the gears were grinding and I had
them fix it.
Do I now need to bleed the slave cylinder? B If so, what's the easiest
method to get at it.
Thanks.
Dick Byrne in NH (where it's been raining for two weeks)
Suggested annual donation B $12.75
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