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Originally Posted by zero Thanks for the info. I will drain the old fluid when I change the brake calipers and the lines so 4 should do it. Do not
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When changing the calipers you should remove the old caliper and keep the line connected. Install the new caliper with new brake line and do the switch over as quickly as possible to avoid fluid loss. A thorough bleed of the system will remove 95% of the old fluid.
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