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brake bleeding 444-544

uid 5322's pic
posted by  alschnertz on  Fri Mar 13 01:49 CST 2009
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I agree with Matt that you don't need a pressure bleeder.

A 544 is pretty easy to bleed since the master cylinder sits so low. Actually I think it sits lower than any of the wheel cylinders.

Also agree to be careful with the bleed screws.

This may be a good time to check and or change your flex lines too since you will be bleeding anyway.
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Lubricate your distributer!






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