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Shucks! I'm blushing! That was my idea. Glad to help!
-NORY
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ONLY problem.
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Date: Sat, 9 Aug 1997 23:35:03 -0500 (CDT)
From: Edwin Vaughan <vaughme@mail.auburn.edu>
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Subject: brake bleeding kit
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About a week ago, brake bleeding questions were going around. People were
asking what was the best bleeding kit and someone (I am not sure who) told
of using a check valve for an aquarium and tubing to make a cheap bleeding
tool. I made one of these and it worked GREAT when I was working on my
H***da's rear drums.
Thanks to whomever posted this neat bit of ingenuity!
Edwin Vaughan
"I try to think but nuthin' happens"
-- Curly (the Stooge)
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