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#33863 04/28/2002 12:54 AM | Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 504 Member | | Member Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 504 | To loosen the front brake hose from the wheel cylinder, you first have to take two more steps. Follow the hose to the frame and there should be a clip holding the hose to a bracket. At that point the hose should have a metal brake line screwed into it. Remove the metal brake line, then remove the clip. Now the hose will unthread from the wheel cylinder..
If you are only trying to bleed them, there is no need to remove the hose. The air is bled through the bleeder screw in the wheel cylinder.
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