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master cylinder bleed kit
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David_DuBois
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Jerry - Have you tried NAPA? I picked up a generic bleed kit at a local auto parts store a number of years ago. It just consists of a couple of plastic fittings that screw into the ports and a bit of hose with a clip to hold them in place in the filler neck of the M/C. You then just pump the fluid out and in the M/C until the bubbles go away.
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