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Todays Project-Junction box 200 1989

posted by  minimac on  Sat Jul 12 03:30 CST 2003
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After putting up with the leaking brake line junction box for the past 2 months,I finally ordered it from FCP Groton. It took about 3 or 4 days(not bad)and came wrapped up like a mummy-no chance of shipping damage. Anywho, that is my project today. Is there anything special to look out for?.I don't have the right tubing wrench for that size- planned on using some small vicegrips I've trial fitted. Should I empty the resevoir first? thanks






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