O.K. Max ;
It sounds like time to let the cars & stuff go and take it east with the G.F. .
What Partshaus in Arizona ? . (name)
TIA ,
-Nate
Max wrote :
On Sun, Jun 22, 2014 at 9:36 PM, vwnate1@... [diesel_mercedes] <diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com> wrote:What's going on in Arizona Max ? .
It'll go easily , I'll flush and then drain the hydraulic system first , then place some plastic bags underneath the master , put a clean absorbent rag over the plastic so if I drip any brake fluid it won't hit the paint and cause rusting .
The actual R & R of the master is dead simple , two 13 MM ATF nuts and three 11 MM flare nuts on the brake pipes IIRC , swap over the resivoir off the car re install and then fill and pressure bleed it , should take only a couple hours including setting up the jack stands and flushing out the old brake fluid .
I have a dedicated 7 MM 6 point combination wrench I bought specifically to bleed German cars' brakes ,it's got a bend in the ring end I really like for easy access .
I also just got a new bleeder bottle , with a wider mouth so I can keep two different size rubber bleeder hoses in it at all times .
Maybe I'll spring for the <magic> M-B factory DOT 4 brake fluid , they sell it at my local Partshaus .
As soon as I get this done it's back to my Morris Minor , I discovered loose front end parts , mostly due to 50 year old rotted away rubber bushings so now it all comes apart and gets de rusted , wire brushed and re painted gloss black before fitment of new bushings .
I hope my Morry Parts Supplier has polyurethane bushings in stock to - morrow .
I also need to go borrow an engine hoist so I can yank the driveline and begin major servicing of it .
-Nate
Max wrote :
Summer of master cylinders. Let me know how it goes. One of my twins is here taking care of me this summer, he told me to order one and he would put it in. You going for Arizona? Maz
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