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Replacing the brake/clutch fluid reservoir
- Thread starter nevets
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Fascinating mental exercise thread, I just assumed this problem was solved by having tube partially prefilled with brake fluid, leaving room for fluid expelled when pedal pushed as well as then providing a second reservoir to have all potential sources of air sucking when pedal released filled with fluid that will then get sucked in.Jay