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Or - connect the stock reservoir to the end of the hose. Fill the hose. Disconnect. Cap it. Sent from my iPhone using MO Free |
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or...what i did when i did mine was only puncture a small hole in the brake fluid bottle seal. it came out slowly, but went right in the tube no issues or mess. but i suggest the reservoir trick. |
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Can use a syringe too.
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Arrived here today. Thanks, Dustin. Not sure when I'll get around to putting it on, but I will eventually.
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I use this method as well. 
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No Problem! Sorry for the delayed shipping. Hurricane Sandy work with my shipping scheduled. 
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So is it me or are the 675 brakes a BITCH to bleed? Fml
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Got mine on today. Looks a lot cleaner. Took about 20 minutes. Thanks!
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Took time to install mine today. Took me a little extra time cause I didn't know air could get trapped in the banjo bolts. But installed it and looks great, very happy with the overall look too. Good quality, easy installation, 5 stars in my book!
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