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10-29-2001, 05:22 PM
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Location: Islip, NY. 11751
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73 Mustang Boy Is Exactly Correct on the procedure of Correctly bench bleeding the new unit. The only comment that I would make is that the new or rebuilt unit may not have come with the fittings described. If it does not you could do 1 of 2 things.
#1. Goto to just about any good Auto parts store and ask for the bleed kit, which will include the fittings and two probably clear bleed hoses. -OR- #2. If you have some old blake lines laying around (preferrable the flexible type) you can use them and save your self the trip to the parts store and the approx. $5-$10 price of the bleed kit. Either way, Good luck... ------------------ Thanks and Happy Mustang Motoring. Bart |
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