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For Mike66 and his green 1976 245 200

posted by  Onkel Udo II on  Wed Aug 3 13:25 CST 2016
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I used this on my 1990 DL (or a variation of it) but another old salt suggest that before applying the brakes the first time I should spread the pads on all 4 brakes as much as I was comfortable with. His explanation was this would push bubbles stuck in the female to male junction of the flare back into the res.

Not sure what part worked but the brakes did not need any bleeding.






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