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you could have opened the bleeder valve and compressed the piston that way, problem is you have to bleed the whole line out. For future reference, you could order a
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you could have opened the bleeder valve and compressed the piston that way, problem is you have to bleed the whole line out. For future reference, you could order a power bleeder from jsc speed and bleed your clutch/brake lines often to keep the fluid fresh.imho
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