Hey everyone, I was bleeding my brakes today, did the passenger side all fine and dandy. Moved over to the driver side and found a nice round nut that I couldn't get off. Do I have to find a way to get this off to get all the air bubbles out? I pumped my brake quite a bit and was able to get a whole bunch of bubbles to come out the top and have good brake pressure, been awhile since I have driven the car but it seems like the same pressure I had before. Am I looking at any safety problems if I just call it good like this? I can stop easily, lock up the tires if needed but I dont know if a bubble shifting or something would jack it up. Thanks for any replies.
yes, you need to be able to open the bleeder screw. when you bleed brakes, you should start at the one farthest from the mc and work to the closest.
