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You'll need another say 1/2 ltr to use in the jar to bleed the brakes if you are flushing the system especially from dry.

Actually flee bay can source the fluid quite cheap - bigger is best for quantity as a real pain if you run out as you don't want to recycle the stuff if you spill it.

 

A pressurised bleed kit to do the job is easier if you are 'billy no mates' when doing the job  :(

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That Manta Nut bloke is giving me a hand 2moro. That's if it's not too hot. He doesn't like heat you know!!

You get it across to me and i'll sort it out for you, my unit is normally nice and cool.

 

Although i may still be grumpy :P

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Job done!! Dave has worked his magic (again) and the car now brakes and with standard rear coupe springs on, drives like it should. For the 1st time since I bought the car, I'm not getting any crash bang wollops from the back every time I go over bumps. No more 300, 350, 400lb progressive rate/dual rate- ultra low- boy racer springs for me. My back won't take it anymore!!

By the way...you were a little grumpy at first but you soon came round!!

 

Cheers Dave.

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