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Old 9th August 2008, 15:47   #1
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how do i change it? i have no idea
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get yourself a haynes mate, but if you dont know what your doing then take it to a garage, brakes are too important for things to go wrong
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It's pretty straight forward use some mole grips to crimp the fluid pipe then unbolt from the drum then last of all disconnect from the end of the hose. If your not happy doing it though then best bet is as said to go to a garage.
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two 10mm bolts which connect it to the servo then 2-4 brake lines depending on abs. best bet is ti drain your fluid 1st as this will make less of a mess!
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