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    PAS pump - bleeding necessary?

    Well after going back to Pirtek to get the correct hoses (paid for 5/8" but was given 1/2" - the guys exchanged knowing glances when they saw the initials on the receipt and asked - did you buy these on a Friday Afternoon...) I am now ready to start up the new PAS box and reservoir.

    Do I need to bleed the Box via the nipple on top, or will it self bleed?

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    Have beer, Fill resevoir, have beer, start rattler, have beer, turn wheel lock to lock numerous times, have beer, top up fluid, have beer

    By the way, those Coopers you were kind enough to give me got me intrigued, whilst away, found ontap its quite nice

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    Quote Originally Posted by rovercare View Post
    Have beer, Fill resevoir, have beer, start rattler, have beer, turn wheel lock to lock numerous times, have beer, top up fluid, have beer

    By the way, those Coopers you were kind enough to give me got me intrigued, whilst away, found ontap its quite nice
    Cheers mate - so I take it it will eventually self bleed if I turn it lock-lock.

    Glad I have converted you to coopers. Next time I will have to bring some Little Creatures across - even better!!!

    Drinking red wine tonight. But still have some homebrew belgian beer left - 10% alc

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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    Cheers mate - so I take it it will eventually self bleed if I turn it lock-lock.

    Glad I have converted you to coopers. Next time I will have to bring some Little Creatures across - even better!!!

    Drinking red wine tonight. But still have some homebrew belgian beer left - 10% alc
    nah not a full convert, but on tap was good, been drinking Steinlager pure lately

    You can keep your red, don;t think my taste buds will ever "mature?" enough to drink that

    Oh yea, it should only take a few turns and will be fully bled

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    Quote Originally Posted by rovercare View Post
    nah not a full convert, but on tap was good, been drinking Steinlager pure lately

    You can keep your red, don;t think my taste buds will ever "mature?" enough to drink that

    Oh yea, it should only take a few turns and will be fully bled
    Cheers.

    Not trying to convert you to grape juice...

    Steinlager is pigs swill compared to a good german beer though. If you can get it, try Jever (bitter lager), Franziskaner Weizen (Wheat beer brewed by monks), Schofferhofer (another wheat beer), or Rothaus Tannen Zaepfle (Red House Lager) - which is one of the best lagers in germany, and brewed by the only state (government) owned brewery in germany. I find the idea of a government owned brewery an interesting idea. Would probably only work in germany though.

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