wellllll, like man i'm jonesin' for a new tool but i have to go and sell
some blood first! (feling light headed already, from my last tool purchase)
. roflmao! when i worked at a gas station as a mechanic the rebuilders
of master cylinders sometimes included the bench bleeding kit with
replacement master cylinders(that fit that master, not all master's). i
wanted the rest of the set of adapter screw in nipples that covered other
varieties and found that the tool vendors with the big trucks that came to
work were selling the kit in a blow moulded case with neat compartments for
about twice what the napa bench bleeding kit was selling for. i wanted the
tools not the fancy case. got an entire drawer in side cabnet for hydraulic
tools. i did not need the blow moulded poly caes!
so dat's da story!
chuck.
hey ya gotta new tool? lemmie seeit woncha? cool, where didja get it? hey
man, when ya gonna seeum again? kenya get me one too? no man i cant live
without it, like, it's way too cool ! just get me one! how many tenths can
it cut offa that job?
(like i have never heard that conversation ever before) lmao!....c.
----- Original Message -----
From nateley <nateley at email.msn.com>
To: spridget list <spridgets@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, March 17, 2000 11:39 AM
Subject: Re: bench bleeding m/cyl's
> Chuck, I'm confused. Just after you cautioned us about becoming
> toolaholics(too late), you describe a cool bench-bleeding kit.
> Dave Camp(heading for NAPA)
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Charles Christ <cfchrist@earthlink.net>
> To: <spridgets@autox.team.net>
> Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 6:59 PM
> Subject: bench bleeding m/cyl's
>
>
> > napa and other parst houses sell a kit for bench bleeding with plastic
> screw
> > in adapters that have a nipple on the end for a rubber hose to be
slipped
> > onto. the hose is intended to be put into the resivour fill hole and
with
> > regular brake fluid you just pump the piston untill no more air bubbles
> come
> > out of the tube going back to the resivour. it's that simple with
alcohol
> > based fluids.
> > with silicone fliud you need to run your tube to a galss(clean) jar and
> only
> > put fresh fluid from the container into the resivour when bench bleeding
a
> > master cylinder. silicone is prone to airation wich takes a while to
> settle
> > out. if you do not bench bleed with fresh fluid you are reintroducing
air
> > into the master cylinder in the form of foam. this will eventually
settle
> > out and give a very spongy pedal at best in a day or two requiring
redoing
> > entire system bleeding to purge air from system. now the glass jar
with
> > the expensive foamy silicone fluid? just cap the jar and let it sit and
> > settle out the foam/air bubbles and go ahead and use it as long as it is
> > clean fluid and not contaminated. little to no mess, and you did not
dump
> a
> > quart of the fluid on your floor(financially a bad move and real
slippery
> on
> > the shop sneakers too!).
> > ok kids! that's it for today. back to living large in lurk mode!
he-he!
> > chuck.
> > yup weeks go by and i type nothing, tonight, i'm a typing fool! i may
be
> > totally wrong but i'm a typing fool. yeah! (zappa refrence required)
> >
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