I don't have a helper so tell me more about this one man bleeding kit.
All I could find was a plastic Mity-Vac for $30.00. They also had a kit
that included a hose and a bottle to catch the fluid, but you would
still need a pedal pumper or some way to push / suck the air bubbles
out. I looked at O'Reilly's and Auto Zone.

Steve B. wrote:
> On 14 Dec 2004 06:02:57 -0800, wrote:
>
> >So, my question is, if air DID get into the master cylinder, would
it
> >have travelled to the wheels and now be eliminated by the wheel
> >bleeding, or should I actually bleed it now as part of my brake job?
I
> >checked the master cylinder and it is dry (not externally leaking),
it
> >doesn't bleed down under pressure, and the system is not losing
fluid,
> >so I think the MC is OK.
>
>
> Gravity bleed often times isn't good enough to get the bubbles out.
> Bleed the brakes the regular way and make sure the back ones are
> adjusted correctly.
>
> If you dont have a helper you can get a one man bleeding kit for
> around $5 at the parts store.
>
> Steve B.