Never any need to bleed brakes when replacing pads or shoes! Brake bleeding is only needed when changing brake hoses, brake lines wheel cylinders and calipers.
Nope. So find a live body who has done brakes before as you need 2 people to bleed them all...to get the air out.
DON'T PUMP!! Get a helper to sit in drivers seat. Top off M/C w/ fluid, start on pass. side. Have help press brake on "DOWN" (that's you yelling), and release on "UP". So, "DOWN", crack bleed screw till fluid stops, tighten screw, "UP". "Down", same deal, "up". Go till all air bubbles are gone and solid stream of fluid appears. Do drivers side, you're done. Good luck
"Just did" implies changing pads and maybe rotors. There should be no need to bleed them if that is the case.
But yes, that is the easy way to do it with a helper. Tighten the bleed nipple back up just as the fluid peters out each time, so no air gets back in.
I just did front brakes on my let sabre and I wanna know how to bleed the brakes..don't u pump them three times and hold then release pressure valve
