How to use Vacuum Brake Bleeder Land Rover 1967 109

[clearcut]

I under stand how to bleed the brakes

When using the vacuum bleeder from Snapon (BB9018) at a 100 PSI no brake fluid would come out.

Value was open.

Due I need more PSI?

Due I need to press on the brake pedal to open the value in the master?

If so, how far?

Thanks for help and direction

josh

[triumphtr7guy]

pull the bleed screw and make sure it isnt plugged Joshua, sometimes when they havent been touched for years, hmm,, that would apply to a lot of the pieces and parts on our Landies, things arent what they are supposed to be.

[clearcut]

thanks for the direction

All of the following are new

Front Drums
Front Shoes
Speed bleeders all 5 of them remote servo
Rear shoes
New master


josh

[Les Parker]

Are you getting fluid to the brakes hoses? Could be they have failed internally, stopping the fluid from getting through.

[clearcut]

yes

only when I push on the brake pedal

thanks

Josh

[cedryck]

100 is way too much pressure to bleed series brakes, I use 10-14 pounds.

[fly cubs]

Is the cap on or off the reservior? If it is on, take it off and see if your luck changes.

[stomper]

I thought speed bleeders replaced the need for vacuum bleeding. Could these be preventing the fluid from being vacuumed through?

[antichrist]

Speed bleeders all 5 of them

I'd loose the speed bleeders unless you have stainless. They rust up pretty badly.

100 is way too much pressure to bleed series brakes, I use 10-14 pounds.

It's a vacuum bleeder powered by compressed air. Not like a Motive pressure bleeder.

[clearcut]

109 brake 11 x 3 fronts

My brakes are now fixed.

I bought a pressure bleeder.

I used 14 psi per the green book.

I will due one more bleed this coming weekend

My speed bleeders are stainless

josh