When I was bleeding the brakes on my car I was figuring there would be air as I know I boiled the fluid on the last track day.
I spent forever on the passenger rear because I kept getting air bubbles. I am pretty sure now, after messing with it, and running a full 32 oz bottle through that the air bubbles were from the bleed srew it self. I think that it was letting air bleed out by sucking it in right at the screw. If that makes sense. I drove the car and it seems fine, better then before.
I took a video of what I was getting. I got this not at first but after about 20-30 seconds of the screw being open. It also did this on EVERY one. I thought it may be an issue with just that one. Keep in mind also that I am using the power bleeder so the open valve is what you do. let me know your thoughts.
