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Brake fluid leak 200 1988

posted by  Onkel Udo II on  Wed Mar 2 18:24 CST 2011
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I noticed a couple of threads on this before I left Iraq. I believe the conventional wisdom is to replace the block as the diaphragms or O-rings that cause the leak are not part of the physical switch.

For brake bleeding, I highly recommend the DIY power bleeder made from a garden sprayer, plumbing fitting and a spare brake res cap. Think about it, no need to worry about the bleed order, does a full flush at the same time. Just Made one myself and the total cost is $16.40 and required about 10 minutes and one 1/4" drill-bit.

Mike






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New Brake fluid leak [200][1988]
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