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Bleeding Front Brakes? 444-544

posted by  mike chase on  Tue Jun 24 10:35 CST 2003
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Thanks everybody for the input. Yes, I had been spraying a rust buster on those bleed valves for a few days before I opened them up--sure makes a difference. I went to the auto parts store and got two bleed valves that were long like the longer ones in the rear that make it easier to get a wrench on them. Don't know why I didn't do that earlier -- guess I didn't think that they would have anything to fit a Volvo (dah, its Wagner). I also ordered a whole hose set from IPD. The motor in this thing runs so I will be in business when I've got brakes .

Mike






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