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Old 01-08-2003, 09:48 AM
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If it is that safe to drink, then let me have a swig of it.
Just a minute. I need to pour off a little bit to help a member get the ink stains off his Ecsaine.
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For a one man brake bleeding operation, Russell Speed Bleeders are available from Jeg's for $9.99 per pair.
PT# 799-639560 10mm x 1.0 Import. These fit all other Subaru vehicles as well.


http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...59&prmenbr=361
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That's pretty good for a fast bleed but for flushing the master cyl would have to refilled alot. What keeps air from going past the threads?
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That's pretty good for a fast bleed but for flushing the master cyl would have to refilled alot.
Isn't that the goal for flushing the system? Pour in new fluid and pump the brakes until the new clean fluid comes out each one of the bleeders?


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What keeps air from going past the threads?
Backing off the threads 1/4 turn shouldn't allow air to enter past the threads, and the internal spring loaded check ball only opens when enough pressure is applied to push fluid past it.
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Old 01-10-2003, 12:32 PM
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Yes I see your point thank you.
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