How to manually bleed the ABS pump?
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abs pump manual bleeding specific practice is to bleed once, then emergency brake 1 to 2 times and bleed again, which can gradually bring the air in the new master cylinder into the pipeline for discharge, and multiple discharges can eventually remove all the air. The role of abs has the following 2 points: 1. Ensure that the vehicle brakes in the shortest distance during braking: At the same time, the vehicle also has steering control ability to avoid obstacles or vehicles in time. The damage of the abs pump will not affect the quality of conventional braking, but the yellow abs warning light on the instrument panel will light up to alert, and it needs to be replaced; 2. Prevent tire lock-up during emergency braking: The ABS sensor on each tire receives the signal and sends it to the ABS computer board, and then the ABS computer board controls the ABS pump to work. The ABS pump pumps oil and releases oil at an extremely fast speed to achieve the anti-lock effect.