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How To Bleed Maguras


onzatprodude

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firstly ill just say i used the search and only one came up (that i saw) but the pictures were out of date (hosting site closed the picture) so i thought i'd have a go at making my own guide for you guys here it goes....

firstly you should fill the bath up (or container)

you then get your brake off your bike so you should have...

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magura step 1

you should then loosen/fully take off the bolts there should be 3 in total...

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magura step 2

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magura step 3

then place all of the components in the bath whilst given each 1 a little shake making sure all the air bubbles are out. you should let them settle to make sure...

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magura step 4

then reassemble all of the parts making sure you keep them under water and make sure you tighten them up securely you brake should then be complete...

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magura step 5

and then it'll be ready to go on your bike...

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magura step 6

... and will work and feel lovely (Y)

go down to see pics working and the discription

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Nice one, it's good to see a legible topic in NMC. The pictures (for me) don't seem to work but it's a good guide.

By the way in the FAQ section of the forum there's already one of these but still, well done.

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sorry i dont think the pictures work i uploaded them on photobucket and then just post the link in images i thought it would have work but obvisuoly not :$

i didnt have an 8mm alan key but i had an adjustable spanner but was too thick and bulcky so was no good for them fidly jobs

i saw a post by 'sidders77' but there was no images for the bath bleeding method so i just thought i'd take a few pictures whilst bleeding my magura and see if it worked :)

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sorry i dont think the pictures work i uploaded them on photobucket and then just post the link in images i thought it would have work but obvisuoly not :$

i didnt have an 8mm alan key but i had an adjustable spanner but was too thick and bulcky so was no good for them fidly jobs

i saw a post by 'sidders77' but there was no images for the bath bleeding method so i just thought i'd take a few pictures whilst bleeding my magura and see if it worked :)

hmmmm the pictures work for me (Y) unless I'm looking at the wrong ones :P nice post (Y)

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ok the best way to bleed a magura in a bath is this :

step 1: take your brake of your bike

step 2: get a bleed kit (syringe and pipe)

step 3: go to your bathroom

step 4: undo the grub screw on the magura lever

step 5 : undo the screw on the master cylinder (the bottom end)

step 6 : put the pipe with a nipple on and screw it in the master cyllinder

step 7: pull the water through the lever till it fills the syringe up (doing this underwater)

step 8 : squirt the water out of the syringe

(step 9 : repeat this as many times as you want

step 10 : put the screw back in the lever (underwter so no air gets in )

step 11 : do the same on the master cyllinder

step 12 : fit it back on your bike and go ride :P(Y)

whoooopss didnt see the first post i thought how do you bleed maguras in the bath :$

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firstly ill just say i used the search and only one came up (that i saw) but the pictures were out of date (hosting site closed the picture) so i thought i'd have a go at making my own guide for you guys here it goes....

firstly you should fill the bath up (or container)

you then get your brake off your bike so you should have...

magura step 1

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you should then loosen/fully take off the bolts there should be 3 in total...

magura step 2

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magura step 3

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then place all of the components in the bath whilst given each 1 a little shake making sure all the air bubbles are out. you should let them settle to make sure...

magura step 4

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then reassemble all of the parts making sure you keep them under water and make sure you tighten them up securely you brake should then be complete...

magura step 5

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and then it'll be ready to go on your bike...

magura step 6

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... and will work and feel lovely (Y)

there all sorted with small piccys as well, hope i am of some help, im bored so i though i would do it for you.

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