POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
What is endangered if, during a brake bleed, the Motiv Bleeder was mistakenly pumped up to 30 psi, and what should I look out for?
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Still not much the OP can do about it now.
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POST 2Original post
Possible to blow a seal, but not too likely. The pressure you put on the system is more than 30lbs. If a seal is blown you should see the leak real quickly.
POST 3Original post
How long was it at that pressure?
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
not too long, under a minute. Dharn, when you say more than 30lbs is put on the system, do you mean during hard driving?
POST 5Original post
finish the bleed, button everything up and watch for any leaks or fluid level.... you should be OK.
POST 6Original post
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Actually the only portion of the braking system that sees pressure is the portion of the system that is pressurized by the brake master cylinder pistion. The brake fluid reservior never sees pressure, unless a pressure bleeder attached. It is not the seals that are at risk, but the reservior which is at risk of splitting. Still not much the OP can do about it now. Had the reservior split he'd know it by now, cause fluid would be leaking. Sincerely, Macster.
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