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Brake bleed nipple on transit 01

Buford T Justice · 2010-06-23 13:29:31

Hi Does anyone know if there is a separate brake bleed nipple on the rear brakes (drum) on a 01 transit? If so, where would it live, and does anyone have a pic? Just wondering if i can do a single person bleed on it or if I'll be a two man job if there's no nipple Thanks

23-06-2010 2:29pm

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Buford T Justice

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Hi

Does anyone know if there is a separate brake bleed nipple on the rear brakes (drum) on a 01 transit? If so, where would it live, and does anyone have a pic?

Just wondering if i can do a single person bleed on it or if I'll be a two man job if there's no nipple

Thanks

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#2 23-06-2010 7:51pm

guil

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its usually just over the line in, not sure if its different on a transit though

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#3 23-06-2010 7:56pm

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It is at the back of the drum brake where the brake pipe goes on. Its probably above it like guil said. Its a 2 man job if you have no brake bleeder.

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#4 25-06-2010 7:01pm

Buford T Justice

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Ta

I have a brake bleeder, just wanting to make sure if I could tackle this one on my own

Thanks for the help

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