brake fluid flush
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brake fluid flush
Has any one else run into the front brake bleeder screws on the front calipers rusted shut. I mean rusted inside the hole that the fluid is supposed to run out of. Talk about a silly way to have those, facing up.
I did end up getting then off, and somewhat cleaned to be able to bleed the brakes, but was wondering if there is anything that you guys use to cover the holes up to prevent crud from getting in there again, and hopefully stopping it from happening for next time.
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I did end up getting then off, and somewhat cleaned to be able to bleed the brakes, but was wondering if there is anything that you guys use to cover the holes up to prevent crud from getting in there again, and hopefully stopping it from happening for next time.
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Our local napa didn't have anything to use as covers, so I ended up using some shrink tubing. Bending and shrinking over one end and shrinking onto bleader valves. Good to go till next time. Thanks Monsta, you
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