Anybody got a vaccuum or pressure bleeder?

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hermitmaster
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I need to install my clutch master cylinder and dread having to bleed it the "old fashioned" way. If you have a bleeder I can use and/or you want to help post up!
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It's SUPER easy to bleed the 'old fashioned way'.
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I never said it was hard, just tedious. :lol:
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well my old fashoned way is let gravity do alllllllll the work for you. install parts, crack bleeder open till it starts making bubles, then close bleeder pump a few times, set a large brake fluid bottle on the master( open end in the resivor) open the bleeder, and proceed to get drunk, then close bleeder sleep and test the next day. :lol:
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