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Captain_Crazy

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  1. No. But I had my wife "pump" while I released bleeder a few 100 times. I know it takes longer if not bleed, but shouldn't the fluid flow after a while.
  2. NO. But I had my wife bump while I released bleeder a few 100 times. I know it takes longer if not bleed, but shouldn't the fluid flow after a while.
  3. I just changed the master cylinder. Got fluid to the front brakes, the FRONT driver side shoots like a 20 year old and the pass FRONT side like a 60 yr old, LOL, I got the fluid to come out of the load thingy on right side of frame, but still got none at rear wheels? I started to try the gravity way I seen on youtube. When i test drive it pulls like crazy to the left, because that's where the most fluid shoots strong when i bleed everything. I'll see how it goes tomorrow
  4. Pried it off, and got it back on, wasn't sure if I should put the rubbers on the resevoir part or leave them in the cylinder, I left them in the cylinder, it seems to be back together.
  5. On 1991 pathfinder? do you just pry it off with screw driver?
  6. My book showed what i thought to be a puller, Then i realized it was a tool to rotate the ring with holes in it off, I seen a youtube with the guy using needle nose pliers to rotate it. I'm going to see now, I'll let ya'll know , Thanks Guys .
  7. How do you pull spindle to re grease and tighten this type of set up, IT'S NOT THE COTTER PIN TYPE. Any help would be appreciated.
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