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Try this first... 200 1992

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posted by  lucid on  Mon Aug 4 11:08 CST 2003
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Not sure if this worls on a '92, but Iv'e done it on most 240's up thru '89.

Simply make up a "prop" to depress the brake pedal about 1". This works but I don't know the MC innards well enough to explain it. I've used this method for years (on 240's). But it DOESN't work on my '93 940.

Pull battery neg lead, or a fuse to keep brake lights off.
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New Prevent M/C draining when replacing brake hose? [200][1992]
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