I bled this in the same manner as Utnorris described. I tried putting the res on top and just cycling it as that worked on every hydraulic system I've worked on. Was getting no where though. Right now there are no bubbles floating around in the res. None flowing through the tubes either. The pump is silent on low speeds. There are still some tiny, really tiny bubbles stuck to the sides. I can't seem to get rid of them. Is this bled enough to run my CPU?
Will the tiny bubbles only go away with time and then another bleeding? Any tips? I'm rocking the thing back and forth and being very careful to not let the pump suck in any more air.
@ ptrout- I had to bend two tabs flat for it to fit. Others have just cut them off. I then dremeled a couple of holes so it would fit flush. Couldn't seem to achieve that using the tool less locks. Mine will just be there to cover up the dremel work.
Originally Posted by surfhick
I bled this in the same manner as Utnorris described. I tried putting the res on top and just cycling it as that worked on every hydraulic system I've worked on. Was getting no where though. Right now there are no bubbles floating around in the res. None flowing through the tubes either. The pump is silent on low speeds. There are still some tiny, really tiny bubbles stuck to the sides. I can't seem to get rid of them. Is this bled enough to run my CPU?
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