Do audi's require a different brake bleeding procedure after you replace
the master cylinder, I have a 1993 quattro 100cs and I'm having
problems. Any suggestions?


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abs equipped?

Are you using a pressure bleeder? Or the old foot method?
What problems are you having?

If you are using the foot/ pressure bleeder method I recommend that you
bleed the master first by slightly opening 1 brake line at a time on the
master, pump if needed until you get a solid stream of fluid out, close off
that line. Do that with all of them and then bleed at the 4 corners
furthest away from the master. There might be a valve that you have to
hold open at the rear axle, but I am not sure of your model having this.


"kevind1" <kevind1.3ii5fz@no-mx.audiforum.ca> wrote in message
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> Do audi's require a different brake bleeding procedure after you replace
> the master cylinder, I have a 1993 quattro 100cs and I'm having
> problems. Any suggestions?

Thanks for the new information. I'll use that trick you said about
bleeding at the master cylinder. I've never tried that before and that
should help. Thanks


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