Bleeding: Also proportional valve?

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I dont believe it is necessary,Ive have never had to. Some people do it when they are at wits end but I cant recall anyone saying that it helped.
 
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just start with the furthest wheel away from the master and work your way in, always works good for me and i've bled my brake quite a few times before I decided to change out every line to SS!
 
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yeah as above I wouldnt worry about it mate, I've just put my truck back together after a 2 year body off ground up rebuild and replaced most of the brake lines and bled the system up from dry pretty easily without worrying about bleeding the proportioning valve :grinpimp:
 
yeah as above I wouldnt worry about it mate, I've just put my truck back together after a 2 year body off ground up rebuild and replaced most of the brake lines and bled the system up from dry pretty easily without worrying about bleeding the proportioning valve :grinpimp:

If you have a good master cyl,it will easily push all the air out of the lines.
 
I bled the proportioning valve when I bled the rest of the system a few weeks ago. I think its worth doing as quite a bit of debris came out with the first few pumps which could end up damaging something otherwise.

I just bled the system in order of distance from the master cylinder: rear right, rear left, proportioning valve, front right, front left on my truck which is RHD (if you are looking at the truck from the front).
 
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I bled the proportioning valve when I bled the rest of the system a few weeks ago. I think its worth doing as quite a bit of debris came out with the first few pumps which could end up damaging something otherwise.

I just bled the system in order of distance from the master cylinder: rear right, rear left, proportioning valve, front right, front left on my truck (if you are looking at the truck from the front).

x2 - slightly diff. for a RHD truck....
 

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