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    I always do just to keep the nasty fluid from being pushed back into the system. Makes compressing the caliper pistons much easier too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Troutman53 View Post
    I always do just to keep the nasty fluid from being pushed back into the system. Makes compressing the caliper pistons much easier too.
    Guess what, all the fluid that is in the piston/caliper is the same nasty fluid that is in all the lines and all of the master/res.

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