On Tue, 20 Jun 1995 RLANCASTER@ntia.doc.gov wrote:
> OK, I'll be the first. How does a balloon stretched over the mouth
> of the brake MC or the clutch MC keep air out of the lines, since its
> full of air? And how do you top up the MC with fluid during the
> process with the baloon in the way? Thanks for the clarifications in
> advance.
>
Randy,
Think about it....the balloon causes enough pressure to push the
fluid in a topped up clutch master cylinder, including bubble, out of
the slave bleed nipple. Since this was nearly four years ago now, I
can't remember whether the clutch pedal was depressed, half depressed or
what. I don't remember it being an easy process though since the Midget
master cylinder doesn't hold much fluid.
Nick D. Benson
Dept. of Industrial Sciences
Colorada State University
Fort Collins CO
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