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    installing master cylinder

    i need a step by step layout on how to do this scared to attempt this on my car i know about bench bleeding and installationn just need to be sure


    4 door ex-l

    #2
    I'd say grab a Chilton's


    ...or Haynes...which ever you choose.

    That way you have a definite step by step no screw up way to replace it

    ^^click it or ticket^^

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      #3
      and wear goggles......

      The Wood grippin' - Mesh spinnin' Accord
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        #4
        Originally posted by OnBBS17s
        and wear goggles......
        and rubber latex gloves

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          #5
          rags to get excess brake fluid.

          "Real intelligence is like a river; the deeper it is, the less noise it makes.”

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            #6
            ok guy i know all the safety stuff but can i bleed the master with out putting it in the car by hand cause i plan on doing a full tune up +++ some more cause winter coming


            4 door ex-l

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              #7
              I never bench bled mine, just switched it and bled the brakes. It's been working fine for 2 years after changing it.

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                #8
                Originally posted by 4CYLPOWER92
                I never bench bled mine, just switched it and bled the brakes. It's been working fine for 2 years after changing it.
                Dont do that. Thats a good way to lock up the lines. I have a couple buddies who work in shops and ALWAYS bench bleed. It dosent take more then a couple mins to do.

                BTW I hope your only using an OEM Cylinder.

                If you really dont wanna go out and get a very very handy hanynes manual, all you have to do is find a way to hold it like holding one of the flanges with a vice grip. filler her up and bleed each outlet. a way to push on the piston is use a Phillips screwdriver or i used a Dowel to push the piston in.
                Last edited by OnBBS17s; 10-03-2007, 12:38 AM.

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