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Old 04-26-2010, 05:02 PM   #1
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Hey bringing this topic back up....

I'm new to all this & also noted in the Bentley Service Manual that the PST2 is required to bleed brakes on my boxster s with PSM. Does anyone know if you can just turn off the PSM & do it the old way?? I think i read somewhere that even if you turn off PSM it is still on automatically until a certain speed?!?
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Old 08-15-2010, 11:56 AM   #2
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Hey; while this topic is being slightly revived, I just replaced my brake booster, and had to remove the ABS unit to pull the rusty (internally) booster out. I now need to bleed the ABS and brakes and understand bleeding the brakes, but not the ABS. How should I proceed?
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You need access to a PST II/PIWIS/Durametric system to cycle the ABS system while bleeding it. Those three systems are the only ones kown to be able to do this....................
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Old 08-15-2010, 12:54 PM   #4
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You need access to a PST II/PIWIS/Durametric system to cycle the ABS system while bleeding it. Those three systems are the only ones kown to be able to do this....................
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I am familiar with the PIWIS and Durametric, could you please elaborate more on the (PST II) ?
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You need access to a PST II/PIWIS/Durametric system to cycle the ABS system while bleeding it. Those three systems are the only ones kown to be able to do this....................
Would a power bleeder cycle the ABS system?
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