brake line swap question - how to make is to Master Cylinder doesn't go dry
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brake line swap question - how to make is to Master Cylinder doesn't go dry
I am doing a GSR brake swap on my civic and need to swap out brake lines..I don't want the master cylinder to run dry
I will be flushing them (lines) obviously, but don't want to deal with doing the whole master cylinder as well
thanks
I was thinking of pressing the brake pedal down with a rock and doing it there...shouldn't leak...?
I will be flushing them (lines) obviously, but don't want to deal with doing the whole master cylinder as well
thanks
I was thinking of pressing the brake pedal down with a rock and doing it there...shouldn't leak...?
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Re: brake line swap question - how to make is to Master Cylinder doesn't go dry (Leb_CRX)
Pressing the brake is just going to make you lose fluid faster.
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