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its a pretty slow rush!
you just want to not waste time, don't let the neighbor ask you for the rose dusting powder before you move from the pedal pushing to the bleeder fitting locking.
most importantly - have plenty of fluid.
you can recycle the fluid once it comes through clean.
ditch the dirty fluid.
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Originally Posted by LRHybrid100
He does indeed live!
But feeling a bit prodigal...I will check out the events and hope to see some of the usual miscreants there. The other distraction would perhaps prefer to be seen off the road.
by the way,
where is vector 2046 in the matrix?
presumably in nsw [nsw rego no :aulro]
but where mahn?
Harry,
Vector 2046 is Australia Post Code for Russell Lea (Darrell's brother)..a quiet hamlet wedged between Drummoyne and Fivedock in the inner west of Sydney. Just off the Rocky (Victoria) Road as you head out of town towards the Gladesville Bridge.
Mrs Pedro is quite fond of Russells brother,,,,
:eek:
:p
Missing man Mahn!
Welcome back.:D
Cheers
Simon
He is over priced......hit supercheap can get one for half the price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
They're all ****, lash out and buy a vacuum bleeder for around 80 buck (trade) at your local burson's/repco, you'll never regret it
agreed... very easy to use, no pumping pedals !Quote:
Originally Posted by rovercare
if you wanna go the vacuum bleeder way.......you can borrow mine if you want.......
i dont use it for bleeding brakes......they actually suck air in through the seals.....
so you may end up with mors air in the system than when you started........
i just use it to empty the reservior......then simply gravity bleed my brakes.......
if you need a hand to bleed them.......just yell out and i will come past on the weekend some time......