Bleeding wildwood brakes May 17, 2014 11:15AM
Do you need to bleed wildwood brakes using stock pistons in rear end the same as before
When it was hydraulic ?
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Re: Bleeding wildwood brakes May 17, 2014 11:37AM
as long as the bleeder is on top !
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Re: Bleeding wildwood brakes May 17, 2014 11:52AM
I'm using everything stock just removed factory pedals and installed wildwoods. Thank you
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Re: Bleeding wildwood brakes May 18, 2014 01:11AM
yes,same way.
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Re: Bleeding wildwood brakes May 18, 2014 02:01AM
Use the bleed srew at to of rear axle housing. However i used John Deere Hy Gaurd hydraulic oil in my first set of master cylinders and it caused the rubber rings on the pistons to swell up. I had to get rebuild kits for the master cylinders and drain out the brake piston in rearend, Then i used DOT 4 brake fluid and everything seemed fine after that. Not sure if they make two different rubber material for Wilwood or not. Good Luck Been There
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Re: Bleeding wildwood brakes May 18, 2014 05:51AM
Should you get a good hard pedal? I can't turn axle when I push pedal but it goes to the floor?
When I remove the cap off masters still have little bubbles thou.
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Re: Bleeding wildwood brakes May 18, 2014 02:06AM
Also i had a 4010 i used for super farm and i put a manuel brake master cylinders off a 300 series industrial tractor and used the John Deere Hy Gaurd and it worked great.
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Re: Bleeding wildwood brakes May 18, 2014 06:56AM
If you are getting bubbles you need to bench bleed the master cylinder first , before you bleed the axle bleeders ,this will give you you're hard pedal.
Dane Pickerell
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