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>> if your goiing to do a job do it right
>> that gunk ya pushed back up the abs
>> valves nay cost ya $$$$$$$$$$
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>> hurc ast
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>How do you know that there isn't "gunk" above the ABS "valves"
>that will cause a problem once you float it closer to the ABS
>"valves" using your method?
psssssst neil its called heat and moisture where is the fluid the hottest??
resivior or caliper
i thought I taught my apprentice better
ya just lost your red seal have to take year 1 all over again neil
Whats (sic) called heat and moisture. (other than "heat and moisture?")
Would that indicate where the moisture has been boiled away? Does moisture condense on a warm surface or a cold one?
Sorry, I only recognize one of those words. Incomplete question. It's obvious that you've never overhauled a master cylinder. Your whole (supposed) argument comes from your position as a parts changer.
Wouldn't know. Most of the farms have been sold to developers.
Hey shit fer brains, for the umpteenth time, I'm not Canadian, I have no intention of working in Canada, I have no -reason- to work in Canada, and I'd have to be ten times stupider than you to take the cut in pay. Feel free to kiss my ass however.
Why, so I can learn it wrong like you did?
That's not what my paycheck says.
Oh, wait... ...that's not correct. I don't get a paycheck. Keeping the profits (like your boss does) is a whole lot different than a paycheck.
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