new pads where to bleed?

Cycling is Forever

did a quick search but didn't get the exact answer I was looking for

brakes: avid juicy 3
new pads: superstar Kevlar

I pushed the pistons back before installing new pads as the new pads are a little thicker I need to release a little fluid to allow the pistons to push back a bit more

My quick question is

Should I bleed at the caliper or at the lever? I think at the caliper but would like some reassurance before doing it

Cheers to anyone not watching the Olympics or out riding who can help

estampida

shouldn't need a bleed

place the pads and a pad separator in the calliper

then flick the brake lever to move pistons (has to be a flick as it is resetting the poppet valve inside the master cylinder)

do this a few times the slave cylinders should stay well inside the calliper once you remove the pad separator

Cycling is Forever

Well i haven't quite done what you have suggested estampida but I know the pistons wont go back any further I never touched these brakes since new and the pistons need to go back a bit more to accommodate the new pads
I assume I have a little to much fluid inside?
No?
I'll give your suggestion a try first cheers

The Rookie

If you need to let some fluid out, just let some out at the lever, you won't be bleeding it just letting excess fluid out.