Reply to "Brake fluid?"

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Alternating between the two makes bleeding your brakes a snap. You know you've finished flushing/bleeding the line when the fluid color runs consistent.

Garth shared this with me many years ago and it is a great tip.

For the frosting on the cake to make brake fluid changing much easier, by your self a Motive Products hand pump pressure bleeder tank. Even with the adapters you may need it's going to be less than $100.

One man brake, and clutch, bleeding in well under one half an hour from start to finish.

Larry

1/29/165:33 PM

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