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don't touch that nipples....... 200 1989

Another note on bleeding the brakes.......
Always bleed the furthest one first and work your way back to the master cyl. Or for the front ....bleed the passenger side forst and then the drivers side. On the rears same. In doing all 4 start with the passenger side rear first, then the driver's side rear, then the front. Even if you have a dual master cyl it's a good practice to get into. Use a good hi-temp fluid made for disk brakes.
And like they said, use plenty of fluid as that will flush your system and get rid of moisture and sludge that might have built up over the years
Dennis






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