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re: 87 245 auto - missing brake valve cap 200 1987

posted by  derek uk on  Thu Aug 7 05:50 CST 2014
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Looks like its been leaking for a while. Maybe a tiny bit of grit was caught up on the seat when it was previously tightened and that has now turned to dust and disappeared. Your crash stop has just meant that it has been FORCE bled. Clean down, fit new cap on tightened bleeder, but keep on eye on it.






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