Re: Re:do I need to bleed overload prop valve?

Yes... do not lift the wheels off the ground when bleeding the rear wheel cylinders... this simulates 0 weight to the rear axle, and causes the height sensing proportioning valve to restrict fluid to the rear cylinders. Also.. you need to know if the master cylinder is a diagonally split, or fronmt rear split system. If it is diagonally split, you need to bleed RF/LR, LF/RR to remove the air.. if it is front rear split.. then bleed RR/LR RF/LF