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C5 Corvette Brake Rotor Pad Upgrade Siphon

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C5 Corvette Brake Rotor & Pad Upgrade - C5 Shoestring Part IV
Now that all four corners are complete, it's time to bleed and replace the fluid. Siphon the remaining fluid from the master-cylinder reservoir first, then take a soft paper towel and gently wipe out the remainder. Do not use brake cleaner or any other solution to clean the reservoir unless you're planning to remove the unit completely and let it air-dry prior to reinstallation. A good bleeding tool can save a lot of time and minimize wasted fluid. View Related Article
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