For about $4, you can get a tool to pinch off the supply hose to the master cylinder, so you don't drain the whole reservoir--just an inch or so. It has curved jaws so as not to crack the hose if it's a bit brittle. Also, brake fluid eats paint, so put down towels/rags/etc. to avoid it getting to your floor. tx, bmc :) Ben McCafferty ben@volkscafe.com Volks Cafe 1823 Soquel Avenue Santa Cruz, CA 95062 831-426-1244 http://www.volkscafe.com
>You will need > something to catch fluid. I used a funnel and a small coffee can. If you > procrastinate in fixing the leak like I did, you will need new carpet too. > |
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