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Attachment 604Attachment 605Attachment 606Attachment 607As I work by myself most of the time I bought one of these bleeders. It leaked allover the master cylinder and down on the frame. I found that when I tightened the master cylinder cover it bowed and caused the cover to leak. I fabricated a plate out of ¼” x 2” steel and made a sling out of chain and eyebolts to hold it in place. It worked a lot better.
Thanks chief36chevy! I've added your Power Bleeder Leak Fix to our Brakes category, as well as to your builder page: chief36chevy's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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The links (Attachment 604Attachment 605Attachment 606Attachment 607) in the origional post aren't working.
Very strange, thanks Stale Trooper. Looking into this...