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  1. kendelrio

    How bleed the deuce brakes

    If you're going that far down you should be good...
  2. kendelrio

    How bleed the deuce brakes

    Here is the link to the dual brake tech manual Click here
  3. kendelrio

    How bleed the deuce brakes

    If you're replacing the cylinder, you'll need to empty it and once you get it low enough to change, I would. I wouldn't bleed the entire system dry.
  4. kendelrio

    How bleed the deuce brakes

    I wouldn't bleed them completely dry... thats asking for trouble. Personally I would use the aforementioned bleeders and flush each cylinder until I got new fluid. That way you're for sure flushing any moisture/debris out of the system.
  5. kendelrio

    How bleed the deuce brakes

    Heh... great minds and all that huh?
  6. kendelrio

    How bleed the deuce brakes

    Here's the thread I talked about.
  7. kendelrio

    How bleed the deuce brakes

    Hang on bud, I wrote a thread on this a few years ago... lemme find it. There is the thing I made plus some commercial ones available.
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