Thanks for the info, Gerard.
Sorry for the poor video. Pumping the brake pedal doesn't build up any pressure.
I'll ask the wife again and try the 2 man bleed this weekend.
Not too hopeful because the Ezi-Bleed, though messy, has always done it for me in the past.
(The last bleed was using the Ezi-Bleed, working from the back to the front brakes)
Cheers
PS Let's check to see if we're doing this 2 man bleed right.
Here's our routine:
I say PUSH
The wife says PUSHING, as she slowly pushes down on the brake pedal.
I open the bleeder. (Fluid comes out the clear hose from the bleeder into a jar)
Wife says BOTTOM when the pedal goes as far as it can.
I close the bleeder.
I say RELEASE.
The wife says RELEASING, as she slowly lets the brake pedal come back.
Wife says TOP when the pedal is back at the top.
Then repeat several times after no bubbles are seen.
Then go to next back wheel, and then the fronts.
(Keeping an eye on the MC fluid level, of course)