I noticed in the Unique manual and in researching the forum that you should disconnect the rear brake master cylinder rod when bleeding the front brakes, and vice-versa.
Just out of curiosity, why is it necessary to disconnect the rods?
I noticed in the Unique manual and in researching the forum that you should disconnect the rear brake master cylinder rod when bleeding the front brakes, and vice-versa.
Just out of curiosity, why is it necessary to disconnect the rods?
Unique 289FIA - Chassis #9229 - Viking Blue