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> Caliper removal, and, minimal loss of brake fluid
Pat Garvey
post Aug 17 2007, 08:40 PM
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Over 35 years of ownership of my 914, I've done just about everything (no, I will NOT touch the guts of a transmission). However, I'm getting ready to remove, for the first time, my calipers for rebuild & have one concern.

Brake fluid. I want to minimize the loss of fluid due to the hygroscopic characteristics. The calipers will be off for an extended period (weeks) & I don't want to risk accumulation of moisture in the lines. There must be some way I can open the lines & shut them off quickly, avoiding leakage.

Or, am I making too much of this?
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orthobiz
post Aug 19 2007, 06:48 PM
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How about a contest to see when Fritz is off blocks and has his paws on the ground? Pat's car's been in the garage for what, three years now? With next year's Parade coming, we'll at least have an endpoint.

C'mon, it'll be fun to guess. I'll start: April 15, 2008.

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