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brake failure octopus 200

posted by  lakito on  Mon Mar 22 21:33 CST 2004
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lucid,

i checked this picture out and i have already put the octopus back on the car. to my dismay i think i have placed the o-ring inside the gold ring on either side. looks like i am going to have to pull the thing again doesn't it. not for a while though as i am sick of getting covered in brake fluid. i remember you writing your trick using a piece of wood to chock the pedal a little bit and limited brake fluid loss would occur. i couldn't get this to work for me. what do you think...is it worth removing to move the o-ring to the other side or not...????

thanks,
chez






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