Brake bleed ABS Unit cycling
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that might be problematic for a few reasons:
The ABS unit primarly serves to limit the flow of fluid to a locked/locking wheel. If it activates in ABS it might only impede bleeding.
If the car has EDL, the ABS unit can apply a brake, or, in other words, send fluid to a wheel under high pressure.
A normal brake bleed should force fluid through the ABS unit anyway, flushing out air and old fluid.
The ABS unit primarly serves to limit the flow of fluid to a locked/locking wheel. If it activates in ABS it might only impede bleeding.
If the car has EDL, the ABS unit can apply a brake, or, in other words, send fluid to a wheel under high pressure.
A normal brake bleed should force fluid through the ABS unit anyway, flushing out air and old fluid.
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