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If the motor gets hot and cuts off and will not start for a period of time the problem would be the crank sensor. The sudden cut off and starting right back up can be due to dirty battery cable connections. Remove them from battery and clean all three of them with a wire brush and replace both bolts.
you need to find your drain- fill screw get trim oil with a pointed tip cut tip to fit tight fill oil with trim up once filled turn bleed screww and lower motor fast once down tight bleed screw fast use trim switch to raise motor and bleed again do this 2-3 times and u should remove all the air comment me back if you have any ?s
anyone have any ideas as to which is the best way to do it seeing as though it now has a new brake line on the front.
Any suggestions or taking the **** much appreciated.pump and shut is the way i do it takes about 15 minutes for front and rear with fresh fluid. ie Pump the brake three times then open the bleed nipple wait until the lever softens up to the grip tighten without letting go of the lever and pump again and so on etc...
As for the vacuum i use a large vets syringe and some pipe ( robbed from the wifes lamb reviving kit )
Please note : No lambs died during the making of my Bleeding kit.,,,
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