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03-31-2009 12:25 AM #1
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I remember you telling me that tech i was just worried about bleeding it as i need to get it about 1 ft above the floor as i cant reach the floor at all when i am strapped in .
guess its off to the local shop for some brake line and fitting be for race season up her this spring it it ever comes supposed to snow again tomorrow
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03-31-2009 01:02 AM #2
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Drill and tap the valve for a bleeder screw.
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03-31-2009 07:22 AM #3
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Go to a truck parts supplier and get a LeverLock setup. It's DOT approved stuff, and works right. Just flip the lever and hit the brake, the valve holds pressure till you flip the lever back. And they have a bleeder in them. Great West or Brake and Drive in Swift should have them. There's an electric one, too, that doesn't require all the plumbing. Brake fluid might be hard on the seals in a ball valve.
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