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Why do you think bleeding is needed? 200 1980

posted by  Steve on  Fri Jan 14 11:28 CST 2011
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I always screw this up a little and end up convinced that a bubble is in there, even if it really isn't. So I just flush the system (which has to be done anyway) using my power bleeder and knock off two tasks at once.
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