80-something down here, you are more than welcome to drop by, plant your hiney by the pool and soak up the sun... while I bust my a$$ working at Firestone 11 hours a day. :(
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May 14, 2008
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That big round think is the point of mechanical failure. The nut holding it is loose. ;) Your joke is funny.
Wow, putting a cap called "oil" on top of the brake reservoir. AGGH! Just glad you didn't fill it up with oil because it looked a bit low!!!
Funny thing, but the cap fits perfectly, just as if made for the reservoir.
Lady walks into FLAPS asking for a 710 cap. Counterman has no idea of what she's talking about until he finally catches that she's looking at it upside-down.
Jim
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Guy goes into a store and asks for a potato clock. Clerk says, "Sorry, I never heard of a potato clock. Guy says, "Well, my boss said I wouldn't be late all the time if I got a potato clock."
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AFAIK you can not power-bleed this system, there ate no threaths to screw the bleeder cap on (asuming you power-bleed with pressure in stead of vacuum)
Roger
No, but they are not necessary. See the link I posted, scroll around and you will see a chain, thumbscrew device that clamps the lid down on threadless resevoirs. You can make it yourself. There are other ways to the same thing.
Get thee to Ace Hardware and be happy.
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