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  1. 29th October 2020, 05:41 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Discosux View Post
    Thanks, I've bled the modulator, alot. Not one bit of air in there for sure.

    Not worried about hdc, traction control. Will be twin locked and am a manual td5.

    No antilock, just means i can stop quick on dirt roads Sinking brake pedal fix. Dodgy as though..

    Moot now anyway, just picked up a used unit from the wreckers. Hopefully this one chooches

    Cheap as chips. Not worth mucking around with anymore.
    if you didnt power bleed it, it has air in it.
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  2. 29th October 2020, 07:13 PM #12
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    Power bled as per nanocom, tried the different methods (nanocom varients) as mentioned on here in the archives.

    And yep, there must still be air - not from incorrect bleeding but from a dodgy valve not doing its thing during the power bleed routine

    Replacement modulator in hand, hopefully this is a good one Sinking brake pedal fix. Dodgy as though
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    if you didnt power bleed it, it has air in it.
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  3. 29th October 2020, 07:20 PM #13
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    Also want to add, the Nanocom is an awesome tool.

    Just realised today it could selectively open and close each valve. Not in the bleed menu though

    Went throgh them all - definitely a big difference in pedal feel on some outlet valve activations. One did nothing.
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