Bleeding Instructions for the Demco Hydraulic Disc Brake Actuator w/ Electric Lockout
Updated 03/12/2019 | Published 03/10/2019
Products Featured in This Question
Question:
I ordered one of these from you a while back and finally got it installed. It didnt come with any instructions on bleeding and I dont want to mess anything up. Whats the correct procedure fpr bleeding these things once its all bolted up? Also, it says that the unit is primed but the reservoir is totally dry. Is this normal? Thanks,
asked by: Michael
Expert Reply:
Attached is a portion of the instructions for the Demco Hydraulic Brake Actuator # DM8759422 that gives the details on how to bleed the brakes of your trailer. You will need to use a brake bleeder like part # ALL648591 to perform this.
The "primed" part of the title means that it has a primed finish so there won't be any fluid in the reservoir.
Product Page this Question was Asked From
Demco Hydraulic Brake Actuator w/ Electric Lockout - Disc - Primed - Adjustable Channel - 8,000 lbs
- Brake Actuator
- Surge Brake Actuator
- Construction Trailer
- Farm Trailer
- Bolt-On
- Weld-On
- 8000 lbs GTW
- Channel
- 3 Inch Channel Tongue
- Disc Brakes
- Electric Lockout
- Demco
more information >
Continue Researching
- Q&A: Which Hardware Kit For Demco Trailer Coupler # DM88XR
- Q&A: Do I Need Different Master Cylinder When Upgrading To Disc Brakes? Demco DA75 Brake Actuator
- Q&A: Width of Demco Trailer Hydraulic Disc Brake Actuator
- Q&A: Dimensions Of Channel On Demco Hydraulic Brake Actuator DM8759422
- Q&A: Parts Needed To Convert Demco DA66B Surge Actuator From Drum Brakes To Disc Brakes
- Q&A: Should Demco Surge Actuator DM8104002 be Welded or Bolted On
- Q&A: DA91 Demco Disc Brake Actuator for 2-5/16 Hitch Ball with Electric Lockout Needed
- Article: Trailer Drum Brakes vs. Disc Brakes: Making the Decision
- Article: How Level Should a Tow Bar Be When Flat Towing
- Article: How to Bleed Your Trailer Surge Brakes
- Article: Roadmaster Vehicle Specific Base Plates