Master cylinder
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Straightforward. Disconnect the brake lines, remove the nuts holding the master cyl to the booster, withdraw the master cyl. Replacing is the reverse except that you MUST bench bleed the new one before you fit it.
Probably will have to bleed brakes after fitting.
Probably will have to bleed brakes after fitting.
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simple work lol. my brother who has no mechanic experience done one last night. i mean mechanicly inclined as a 1 year old. so yea what lazy k said make sure you bench bleed it first other wise you be bleeding your lines for ever!!!!!!!!!
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