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Try to be a family type conversation and somebody has just gotta force you to use a profane word. Not goo. Just doo. 😬😳

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Worked in the snack food industry for thirty years. We were required to wash our hands after a bathroom break. They would admonish us that when you clean your butt are you sure you didn’t get goo on your fingers? So wash with soap and water. So I stand with feet might be better than hands. 😳😂

I trust my rebuild skills more than a rebuilt at autozone or other big box stores

My 2004 denso is a tn121000-3821. Seems like there are several that work with our jeeps. Problem is I think the connectors are a bit different? High output dakota v8 engines fit. Maybe some Chrysler vans?

Awesome. Kinda scared of new sites these days. My credit card has been compromised so many times. Was looking for a hard to find tractor part and found a website that not only sold tractor parts but appliances too. Ordered the tractor part and it compromised my card. Waiting on eBay to send me...

So actually is there that much difference between a hand and a foot? A foot cannot wipe your ass. Just saying 🤣

Have you purchased from them? That’s the first site that has stated for our stock denso alternators.

Nope. Pump the pedal just like a two man bleed. Gonna try the gravity bleed someday

So back to the original post? Since he is sure the system is bled, master cylinder?

Was always curious if the scrap bottle was necessary. Haven’t done it often enough to confirm it one way or the other. Next bleed I’ll omit the scrap bottle.

Never tried it but I’d suspect temp changes it would suck air or leak fluid out. Gravity drain since the master is higher than the bleeder.

Actually now that I’ve thought about it, when I first bought this Jeep I did bleed the old fluid out using the one man method. It’s been stopping fine for three years now. And it did light the brake light which went away after pumping the brake pedal numerous times. I bought your shuttle stop...

So it doesn’t suck air back up into the cylinder

My guess at this point is the master cylinder. Since @TheBoogieman is being a sissy🤣

Do you have anti-lock brakes?

Not trying to be ugly but, don’t reuse the waste bottle with the hose in it. Just buy the large bottle of new brake fluid and use a lot of it.

Oh yeah. This method will move the shuttle and light your brake light. Mr Blaine sells a pin to prevent this from happening but I’ve been able to clear the light just by pressing the brake pedal numerous times. Haven’t tried this on this Jeep.

If you didn’t have new brake fluid in it already it’s easy. Old fluid turns into clear fluid and you know by that you’ve cleared the line. Since you’ve already cleared the old fluid out it’s take a guess time. The other way is watch for air bubbles and make sure there are none. That turns into a...

I’m no expert on brake bleeding but, I’ve always had great luck with one man brake bleeding. Never seen it suggested on here so might get flamed, but like I say it has always worked great for me. Attach a tube to the bleeder screw. Nice and tight so no air is introduced. Open the bleeder to...