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brake failure octopus 200

posted by  chapster on  Wed Mar 17 11:46 CST 2004
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I just did this job twice because of a faulty new BJB. I wouldn't recommend a used part in this situation, unless you are willing to take on a PITA job again soon.
Get under there and wire brush the area treat with PB Blaster and make sure you can break free all the lines ahead of time.
Make sure the area stays real clean and take your time.
Also to prevent a whole master from draining on you, seal off the master so no air can get in there.

Afterward bleed the system in the proper order. Not too bad of a job though.

Good luck
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Chapster out






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