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How To Bleed the Hydraulic Cylinder on a Direct Drive Cylinder Lift. *DO THIS BEFORE YOU PUT A VEHICLE ON THE LIFT*. Raise the lift approximately 12â to 14â from the floor but do not go past the first lock. Locate on top of oneof the cylinders the bleeder screw (pictured below).
The reason why you have to bleed your brakes is that air is compressible, and hydraulic fluid or liquid is not. If you were to go and step on your brakes with the system full of air, what it will do is compress that air instead of actually applying the caliper. You won't have any brakes. So, you've got to go ahead and get all the air out. The new hose you put on is full of air working with the bleeder and the caliper, you've probably got some air inside of it as well. Go ahead and down and hold it.