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Originally Posted by vafatboy

I have always opened the bleeder/s with a tube/s to a container and let her eat until I was sure the lines were full, filling master cylinder as needed. Didn't take long before I had a perfectly bled brake system.

Last time I did it was when I replaced the master cylinder, calipers and new brake lines for the brembo conversion, so it was a completely empty system. Had good lever in about 15-20 minutes. I recall pulling the lever slowly until I saw the first few bubbles to get the fluid moving.

I completed this step again last night right before......

Originally Posted by TalonChief

I've had good luck on stuborn ones with tying the lever to the bar and letting it sit overnight.

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I did this step.

I woke up this morning with some brake!! I bled each side one time, tied the lever again and proceded to put the nacelle back together, new battery installed, mink oil on the seat and installed, chrome engine bolt covers installed. Plugs looked OK, still running a bit rich it seems. Then noticed saddle bag latch, Top Part on P.I. was loose, trying to epoxy it back on. Fired up the engine, Sounded good. shut her down. ...Whew....Waiting on the test ride.