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Not clear what calipers you mean

posted by  TONY H on  Wed Dec 27 08:18 CST 2006
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Sorry. 240 pre ABS ('89) 3 bleeders. one on the outside located between the pistons. two on the inside one up top and one between the pistons.

Now how can you properly bleed a caliper with Bleeders that are halfway up and no real way to tilt the caliper up without bending the solid brake lines?

I don't have to do this yet but after reading a few Threads I started thing about it.

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