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#26327 08/16/2004 5:39 PM | Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 198 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 198 | Most parts shops have a one-way bleeder set-up, usually for only a few dollars. (must be cheap 'cause I bought one!) It's simply a hose with a one way valve on the end and, sometimes, a screwtop with a magnet to attach to the backing plate. You supply the jar.
Suck out the old fluid from the m/c.. A turkey baster works, but can be messy. refill with new. You can pop a bleeder and pump the brakes until clean fluid comes through. Will take a while. and DON'T FORGET to check the m/c level every once in a while.
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