Following the below instructions and using the below kit, successfully bled/burped the rear brake and it is working better than when I bought the bike. Took a couple of attempts as I was rushing and my hands were cold (forgot to cover the hole on the syringe when removing it first time and took a few seconds to realise I was dripping mineral oil all over the patio). Also, first time I didn't push the pads back (again, lazy/rushing/cold). But, success. Very satisfying seeing the bubbles come out under vacuum. Great visual representation of the issue being literally sucked out before your eyes.
Following the below instructions and using the below kit, successfully bled/burped the rear brake and it is working better than when I bought the bike. Took a couple of attempts as I was rushing and my hands were cold (forgot to cover the hole on the syringe when removing it first time and took a few seconds to realise I was dripping mineral oil all over the patio). Also, first time I didn't push the pads back (again, lazy/rushing/cold). But, success. Very satisfying seeing the bubbles come out under vacuum. Great visual representation of the issue being literally sucked out before your eyes.
Magura MT5, for reference.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bl8PChRadX0
https://www.sprocketandgear.co.uk/products/magura-mini-service-kit-for-disc-and-rim-brakes