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Old 04-23-2015, 08:22 PM   #7
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Re: Installing new Master Cylinder Advice

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Good brakes are one of my peeves. Bench Bleed for sure. I like to pump the fluid into a glass jar to view bubbles & make sure none get pumped back into the cylinder. You will still need to pump new fluid to all four wheel cylinders after install to ensure there is no air in the system. Start at the furthest one from the master first. Speed bleeders make it a very simple one man operation. Have done several this way. Well worth the $25 expense in my opinion.

>> http://www.jegs.com/p/Russell/Russel...44478/10002/-1

Hey, those things are pretty slick!!!
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