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The syringe trick use a short bit of pipe to connect to the bleed screw should work
If not Get a BIG rag put it under the master cylinder, remove the banjo bolt, put you finger over the hole and work the master cylinder until fluid forces it way out passed your finger replace the banjo bolt quickly and try bleeding again
In the workshop I use pressure to add fluid from the bottom bleed screw or a continuous vacuum to suck fluid though
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With my NSR I had a similar situation,
had worked the brake fluid through the system and was going through fine but the lever just want stiffining up as there was air trapped in the system.
Spent hours on and off trying this and that and eventually got quiet annoyed and tried hammering the lever very very quickly with a tube over the nipple and the nipple open (so once the tube is full of fluid, air cannot work its way back).
Low and behold, the agitation worked the air free and the brakes were back to where they should be a minute later
Try it, go mad
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Old Thread Alert!
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