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I think its time to change the brake fluid in my E Type. Although it may seem simple enough but knowing Jaguar there must be some tricks involved with the two seperate Brake Master Cylinders.
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Should be routine enough though when I did mine starting with a dry system I had to use a pressure bleeder to get both front and rear to bleed. Once they were bleeding the rest was routine.
Yes you must change the brake fluid especially if you feel that it becomes drier. Take the opportunity to go around the filters, engine oil and direction. Have a good trip into ukraine mariage!
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