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We use an oil can with a tube that feeds oil from can to brake caliper =
fitting and pump from bottom up. Air bubbles flow upwards. You'll need =
to keep an eye on the reservoir level, but you'll know when the air is =
out by how firm the peddles are when the fitting is closed off.

Works really well.

Don=