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    Quote Originally Posted by Weasel Diesel View Post
    Now don't forget, if your master cylinder is lower than the wheel cylinders, use residual valves. That valve I referred you to earlier works great though. Here's my valve's positioning and setup;

    What do the residual valves do to the system as my brakes on the 32 feel like they have air in the system but they don't

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    Quote Originally Posted by roadster View Post
    What do the residual valves do to the system as my brakes on the 32 feel like they have air in the system but they don't
    They stop bleed back.
    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.

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