I'm trying to pre-bleed a new master cylinder per the included instructions. I'm hoping someone who's done this before can straighten me out. I just can't get all of the air out of the master. Bubbles keep pumping through both hoses. I'm sure the hoses are submerged in the top of the reservoir, and they're attached properly.
Should I pump the master quickly or slowly? Should I pump continuously, until the bubbles stop, or should I give it a rest?
It just seems that the instructions are a bit vague, missing the little techniques that are required to be successful. All of your comments are encouraged, and appreciated.

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'93 XLT 3.0L 2WD, Auto, 77K mi. Works good, lasts a long time.

slowly and keep going until you get no more air , are you using rubber lines or steel lines , steel works better

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2003 Ranger totally stock for now ,mods coming soon .
SOLD 1996 Mazda B3000

Thanks, I got it now. Slowly worked. I was using the rubber hoses that came with it.

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'93 XLT 3.0L 2WD, Auto, 77K mi. Works good, lasts a long time.