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Use Cooling System Pressure Tester to Bleed Brakes? 200 1988

I believe Art posted a picture up above somewhere, but this thread length has become, uh, cumbersome.

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Here's a pic with it full of engine oil as I used it to prime the new LS3 I put into mine a couple of years ago. Same approach with brake fluid except - 1) brake fluid in the bottle, 2) connected to the cap of the reservoir instead of a -6AN fitting into the engine block, and 3) about 25 psig to prime the oil system; I rarely go above 10 psig when pushing new fluid into the braking system.


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New Mystery Brake Fluid Leak [200][1988]
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