I was just looking at my bleet valve on my brakes. I just want to verify what the correct process is to open the valve in order to pump brake fluid up into them.
The valve seems to have two pieces, an outer piece that threads into the brake caliper, and an inner piece that threads into the outer piece (see photo below). The inner piece has a small hole in the middle. I'm guessing that loosening the inner piece opens the valve, allowing fluid to pass through the small hole? Is this correct?
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The valve seems to have two pieces, an outer piece that threads into the brake caliper, and an inner piece that threads into the outer piece (see photo below). The inner piece has a small hole in the middle. I'm guessing that loosening the inner piece opens the valve, allowing fluid to pass through the small hole? Is this correct?
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