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Old 02-13-2009, 04:21 AM   #99
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Gotta to put in my two cents worth. Best not to bleed your brakes in high humidity or when it is raining. This would lower the boiling point of your new fluid. Happy Motoring John.
John, Now that's some really good information that is useful. Thanks!

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Gotta to put in my two cents worth. Best not to bleed your brakes in high humidity or when it is raining. This would lower the boiling point of your new fluid. Happy Motoring John.
John, Now that's some really good information that is useful. Thanks!



Well, I guess that lets out bleeding the brakes in the southern states in the summertime.
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