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Old 07-03-2009, 10:38 PM
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Is that something that you install and leave hooked up??
Essentially it is just a long extension on the bleader screw??

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Is that something that you install and leave hooked up??
Essentially it is just a long extension on the bleader screw??

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Kind of sorta, yea.
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Can you elaborate on that some more please??

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Can you elaborate on that some more please??

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Yes, you leave it on (to help aid in bleeding)

And yes, it is an extension of sorts, but a hydraulic line that is @ 2 foot long, so you can do teh bleeding fast and by yourself
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