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Before we do so however, the master cylinder must be bench bled. This is as easily done bolted to the firewall or clamped in a vise on a workbench. Fluid is cycled through the master cylinder until all the air in the master cylinder is removed from the system. Then it’s time to hook up the brake lines and bleed the rest of the brake components. View Related Article
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