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arwilson80 · 28-04-10, 08:02 AM

Yeah. Thought it would take longer to do than it has.

About 3 hours of which most was routing the pipe in the best direction and getting the fluid to go into the system (ended up filling up the reservoir with fluid, pull over the rubber boot from the old slave and pressurise it in with a bicycle pump

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28-04-10, 08:02 AM	#10
arwilson80 Founding Members Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: St. Cloud, FL, USA Posts: 7,671	Yeah. Thought it would take longer to do than it has. About 3 hours of which most was routing the pipe in the best direction and getting the fluid to go into the system (ended up filling up the reservoir with fluid, pull over the rubber boot from the old slave and pressurise it in with a bicycle pump ). __________________ ------------------------------ ------------------------------ __________________ "People in cars cause accidents. Accidents in cars cause people. Drive only with proper protection." "You should try one. It's bloody good" - Jeremy Clarkson (commenting after driving a ZS180) "Fines are a tax for doing bad, Taxes are a fine for doing good" - Unknown *GPS - Because guys don't know how to ask directions* MG ZS 180 3.5L V6 Ford Taurus 2.7L V6 EcoBoost Ford F150 4x4