Hi the way you describe bleeding is what I normally do. But read from an online manual for range rover to do it the way I did. So bit confused. Looking at that sealey blender kit online. Does the cap that comes with it fit or will I need another size. And if it does need abs diagnostic bleed do you know what tool I can get that will do it. Thank you.
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must confess haven’t heard of that before but indeed if that's what it said u would follow it as per instructions , I would do the same , assume there’s a good reason for it
heres A pic for u of the cap , fits very well and good quality , is a European cap , yours being a 2005 I’m pretty sure its obd2 compliant , but need to double check beforehand , I’m wondering if the Autel ap200 would work or need something better
the other guys will be able to advise u better ,
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Here’s a link for that Autel ap200 , hopefully someone else may be able to confirm if it will work on ur FFRR and that urs is OBD2 complaint
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lookimg through the description it does list it , but again not 100% sure , bought mine to keep in the glovebox seeing there not that expensive
maybe someone else can recommend something better for u , would just hate for u to buy it and doesn’t work
hope this helps
Advanced 19+ hot service functions]: As an innovative obd2 scan tool, this AP200 includes but is not limited to OBD2 functions, it also provides users with a wide variety of service functions including Oil Reset, SAS Calibration, Odometer,
**** ABS Bleeding **** , Injector Coding, Battery Registration, DPF Regeneration, etc., and still growing, Functions may vairy from different car models.
Amazon product
lookimg through the description it does list it , but again not 100% sure , bought mine to keep in the glovebox seeing there not that expensive
maybe someone else can recommend something better for u , would just hate for u to buy it and doesn’t work
hope this helps
Advanced 19+ hot service functions]: As an innovative obd2 scan tool, this AP200 includes but is not limited to OBD2 functions, it also provides users with a wide variety of service functions including Oil Reset, SAS Calibration, Odometer,
**** ABS Bleeding **** , Injector Coding, Battery Registration, DPF Regeneration, etc., and still growing, Functions may vairy from different car models.
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Ref the fluid itself, what did u use and was it brand new plse
these are also very handy to have
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Ok thank you. I'll look at the autel ap200.
Ok thank you for the reply and help I know its dragging on. I've used the sealey pressure bleeder today I've gone with the old order of bleeding starting at rear passenger pressurised to 10psi. Attached no leaks ,cracked off rear bleed niple no flow! Pressed peddle fluid out but only when brake pressed did all 4 peddle solid start car pedle goes spongey and can press right down. Question should it just flow out when bleed niple open? Am I going to have to call it a day and get it plugged in and a garage do it. Really dont want to give up on it but am I wasting time and fluid for it never to get right.
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I pump my Sealey to between 18 and 22 psi and it works fine.
Ok just done again up to 20psi. When you open bleed nipple no fluid comes out. So just done it the old way press- open - tighten - release. Fluid comes out no air. Took for drive it brakes. ABS kicks in. But still think pedal is spongy. When under pressure would the fluid come out straight away or does it take time.
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Normally fluid should flow, sometimes slower for the rear brakes but still should flow. Diagnostic tools can be used during a bleeding sequence to get the abs pump to force fluid the the system.
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^^^^+1. When the mechanic changed my caliper he just opened the bleed nipple to get the air out so it should just flow.
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