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    1. #1
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      Nov 2011
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      Livermore, CA
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      Country Flag: United States

      Is there a Wilwood master cylinder pressure bleeding adaptor, can someone make one?:

      There are a few reasons the Wilwood Master cylinders make me mad. No insight into them without pulling 4 fasteners and no way to use a power bleeder..

      So with all the 3D printing tech now, how hard would it to come up with a semi opaque cover with a vacuum port/pressure port in order to use a motive type pressure bleeder? it would make it so much more convenient if I could just pump a few times, go to the back of the vehicle, open it and watch all the air come farting out. Close it, go to the next or go verify fluid level and add some pressure.

      I'm hoping I've just overlooked this, since these type of MC's have been out for a long time, and while they look "cool", they are not very mechanic friendly.



      Yes since there is no screw the seal would be interesting thing to overcome.
      Yes I'm playing with my brakes again today, hydroboost is all hooked up and I'm working on bleeding it as I'm getting soft pedal than kick back and a slow return. But I need to make sure my brakes have no air as well since those lines were open for a week or so

      Tory

      Livermore, CA
      American:
      1966 Chevelle SS "Tribute" Retro / Pro-Tour
      For Sale





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