Bled my brakes today following this guide on here
http://www.rangerovers.net/maintenance/brakebleed4.html
the only deviation i took was at step 17 i depressurised the sytem as the accumalator was charged and woudnt pump for the 4 seconds as stated in the procedure.
My brakes now feel like they belong to a new vehicle :twisted: , i would defintently recommend anyone who finds the braking a little tiresome on the foot to bleed them.
I use the Ezibleed one man system so you dont need the help of another person to push the brake pedal down, also i beleive as it is pressurised you remove the chance of air being drawn back in if your helper is day dreaming and lets the pedal up before you close the bleed screw fully. I used about 2 litres in total of brake fluid the old fluid was good in colour (ie not rusty which was a good sign) and not that many bubbles so i was really surprised by the result as i was expecting more bubbles than there were. The rear booster bleed screw was a little awkward to get the tube onto but it is managable. The whole job took me 3 hours. Thanks to Donald Fisher who wrote the procedure.

http://www.rangerovers.net/maintenance/brakebleed4.html
the only deviation i took was at step 17 i depressurised the sytem as the accumalator was charged and woudnt pump for the 4 seconds as stated in the procedure.
My brakes now feel like they belong to a new vehicle :twisted: , i would defintently recommend anyone who finds the braking a little tiresome on the foot to bleed them.
I use the Ezibleed one man system so you dont need the help of another person to push the brake pedal down, also i beleive as it is pressurised you remove the chance of air being drawn back in if your helper is day dreaming and lets the pedal up before you close the bleed screw fully. I used about 2 litres in total of brake fluid the old fluid was good in colour (ie not rusty which was a good sign) and not that many bubbles so i was really surprised by the result as i was expecting more bubbles than there were. The rear booster bleed screw was a little awkward to get the tube onto but it is managable. The whole job took me 3 hours. Thanks to Donald Fisher who wrote the procedure.