I don't know....I'll stick with my power bleeder. Don't think I'd care much for the taste of brake (or any other automotive) fluid......
the diaphragm in the reservoir will not allow any fluid to go your way, only air
Not sure if this will help anyone.
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the diaphragm in the reservoir will not allow any fluid to go your way, only air
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Your only fail was failing to post pics.
I'm going to replace my master this weekend and I'll try to do a write up. Again, thanks for the help though.
I'm going to replace my master this weekend and I'll try to do a write up. Again, thanks for the help though.
no problem bro good luck with it!
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I'd even rather that the bleeder gets that air rather than methe diaphragm in the reservoir will not allow any fluid to go your way, only air
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