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I was reading somewhere here about how difficult it is to get the tubes from the reservoir into the grommets on the master cylinder. I greased them up with caliper assembly lube and they slipped in as easy as a 50 year ol....well lets just say they went right in.
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Assuming this is for a replacement MC, I think the easiest way is to detach the tubes from the reservoir, shove them down at least 6 inches, and install the tubes into the MC before mounting it to the bulkhead.
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