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[quote="Conners300983"]If I get time I'll try and knock a how to with a couple of pics up over the weekend. It's not a difficult job at all and there's a few different methods of actually doing it. It's a pretty generic procedure though so maybe try googling "how to bleed brakes". I'd definitely consider new fluid as old fluid absorbs moisture and over time will present symptoms like you describe.[/quote]
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