Age Old Question ! Please Please Help

[ohgoon2006]

hi guys i have decided to change all the rear spheres on the back of my xantia estate to see if that solves my squating problem i have printed of the guide of here which is much appreciated . however it says to bleed the front actuator . now this is where i go wrong as im not sure which bit a bleed and as its all new to me i want to make sure i get it right does anybody have a photo or can assist me .

muchas gracias .

wes

[Johndouglas]

The bleed screw is a 12mm hex bolt which is behind the front accumulator sphere. Don't remove it - just undo it a bit more than half a turn. Take it right out and the ball and spring will jump out.

[ohgoon2006]

The bleed screw is a 12mm hex bolt which is behind the front accumulator sphere. Don't remove it - just undo it a bit more than half a turn. Take it right out and the ball and spring will jump out.

hi there on both sides ??

kind regards

wes

[kfk]

The regulator is bolted to the engine between the engine and radiator....it can be recognised by having a sphere attached to it that looks the same as the rear spheres you are changing.

 

The regulator body has a 12mm bolt on it which as the prevoius poster says needs to be loosened by no more than a turn (do not remove the bolt).

 

Start the engine with the bolt loosened and tighten it after about 30 seconds......hopefully that should be bled then.

[ohgoon2006]

The regulator is bolted to the engine between the engine and radiator....it can be recognised by having a sphere attached to it that looks the same as the rear spheres you are changing.

 

The regulator body has a 12mm bolt on it which as the prevoius poster says needs to be loosened by no more than a turn (do not remove the bolt).

 

Start the engine with the bolt loosened and tighten it after about 30 seconds......hopefully that should be bled then.

ok groovy i will have a look tomoro hopefuly this will sort out my sagging backside and make id glide like everyone says they should