bleeding air breaks
I have a 2001 bounder with 51000 miles. Should i have the break lines bled? And where do I find where the lines bleed from? thanks. Just trying to learn.
Forum Discussion
we aren't all Rhodes Scholars, nor are our typing skills and spell checkers all top-notch and evidently "giving someone a break (not brake)" has died along the side of the road somewhere.
I don't think you need to be a Rhodes scholar to know the difference between break and brake...maybe a 6th grade graduate. But I do agree, we all knew what the OP meant by "breaks", just like we all know when someone missuses "there, their, and they're"....or to and too..or many other homophones as the English language is full of them.
Hope the OP got his answer.
Ron
