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11-09-2008, 07:44 PM
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Fitting Braided Hoses DIY
Good evening chaps,
I have a set of Braided hoses to go on the car, once I get a new set of pads for the rear. Fitting the new pads are no bother, and I imagine the hoses should be straight forward enough to change, was just worried about bleeding them etc. Any advice greatfully appreciated.
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