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Date:         Sun, 24 Mar 1996 15:20:40 +0000
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From:         Bob <zaphod@mail.ameritel.net>
Subject:      Brakes updated - Changing fluids (reduction, tranny, brake) [T1]

Morning!

Well, after many cold nights I finally completed my brake rebuild. All new wheel cylinders, shoes, and lines. Repacked the bearings up front and am preparing to drain/refill aforementioned transmission and reduction gears. My question is: what size is that damn drain/fill bolt? Is it 17mm? That number seems to stick out in my mind for some reason. Where am I gonna find that sucker?

As I was preparing to fill my master cylinder and bleed the brakes (at midnight last night) I noticed that my fluid reservoirs had some grey pasty crap in the bottom. Can I easily remove the reservoirs without removing the master cylinder? I have everything disconnected from the master cylinder but it's extremely well-rusted onto the mount so I don't want to pry if I don't have to. Then what can I do about the crud in the bottom? It's not solid or anything...

TIA,

Bob J. __\/__ . / ^ _ \ . |\| (*)(*) |/| ________.OOOo____oo____oOOO.__________ / Bob Johnson - Programmer \ | rjohnson@zeus.nesea2400.navy.mil | | Tracor ESD -- California, MD | | zaphod@mail.ameritel.net | \___________________Oooo.______________/ .oooO ( ) ( ) ) / \ ( (_/ \_)


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