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Old 04-07-2013, 05:30 PM
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My master clyinder is just making a air blow by sound the abs block was completely dry what do I do?
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What have you done thus far? As in what parts have you changed?
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I had the master cylinder off and abs block as well now I cant get any fluid in the block
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You need a Tech 2 to cycle the ABS system.
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