Hi all, Need to replace the master brake cylinder on my 83 W123. Question, I have a pressure bleeder, is there any need to bench bleed the master if I use this pressure thing? Question 2 (a dumb one) if I do have to bench bleed how does that work? guess I've never done this before even though I've done lots of brake work.

Thanks.

__________________
1985 300D 197K - Semi-Daily Driver Diesel
1998 Volvo V70 AWD 226K - Daily Driver 2
1998 Volvo S70 140K - Wife's DD
2003 GMC Sonoma ZR2 Option - Rusty Truck
THE BABY 1958 220S Sedan 66K All original, never restored and never will be.

no need to bench bleed. just install and leave the fittings a bit loose.
within minutes they will start to drip. now tighten fittings. then bleed
one fitting at a time. after this you will want to bleed the whole system
to flush it out and get new fluid throughout the system.

george