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      08-10-2019, 09:35 PM   #4
OmarG99
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You supposed to suck out the old fluid, add in the new fluid, then bleed the brakes while continuing to refill the reservoir when it gets low.

You've probably introduced a lot of air into your system. Hopefully you didn't introduce a bunch of air into your master cylinder. It is not designed to run dry. If you try re-bleeding and you can't get a firm brake pedal, you'll need to remove the master cylinder and bench bleed it to ensure that all of the air is out of your master cylinder.
Do I need to do this rn, or can I leave it overnight for now?
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