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Quote (DSC @ Oct. 18 2002,9:59)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">#9 - Check it for what? IIRC you don't want it to go dry, keep adding new fluid.
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I suspect it won't bleed completly and the overall process will take longer.
For s14/w abs on the top of the ABS module in the engine compartment are two star shaped bolts. After bleeding all calipers one must bleed each of those bolts.
However in the 3 times I've bled my brakes (add one cause I'm waiting for some ss lines also) I've never had to bleed those top bolts.
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