Windwalker

Getting ready to do replacement tomorrow on my 92 (they appear to be orginal-hard to believe with 134k on it) Pre-buy inspection mechanic said master was leaking and son of a gun he's right, all though it's a tiny amount.
Anyhow, couple questions:
1. Should I teflon tape the connection lines?
2. I know everyone here says it a 2 man job-for the bleeding part.
anyone done the self bleeding method-you know the hose in a jar deal,
my helper looks like she's backing out tomorrow


Thanks


GO DUKE !!!!

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Wolfe

If you have to do it yourself I would suggest going to a auto parts place and getting a MityVac that will pressurize the line and pull out any air. I did it myself a couple of months ago with good success. I also didn't put anything on the threads to seal them. Be carefull with the bleeder valve though, I think I crushed my old one a little bit by over tightening it.