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Re: Bosque 67 Patrol

Post by Esteban »

Dave, my brother only beliefs in that method. He thinks it's the perfect one for a solo operation.

What he has done is purchase a big veterinarian use syringe (think cattle) and use it to send the fluid upwards from the bleeder to the Master Cylinder. In fact, I gave him my Mighty Vac when I moved to the States, and it's collecting dust.

On the other hand, I only use the Mighty Vac. No more going out of sync with my wife when she's helping me bleed the brakes, and the mandatory cursing that follows ( :pray: don't send this to the Patrol Jokes ;) )

I like this approach better, since in theory, you are taking out all the aged fluid beginning with the master cylinder, and sending it out through the bleeders. On the push method, you might send some debris from the wheel cylinders that could end up in the master cylinder.
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RiverPatrol wrote:...I buy it by the gallon. :roll:
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When I first got my patrol I changed all fluids. I opened all bleed screws and let it sit all nite. I then filled master a few times and then closed system. Ready to bleed.
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I'm pointing to the spot that gets pinched.....the pinholes in the cover are from the brake shoes corners. Maybe smooth them out but I would not grind the corner off just for this tiny hole.

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Old and .....Older brake cylinders.

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Cleaned up and ready for action.

A double flare tool is what I used for the hard brake line....not single! As for the aftermarket brake hose, the retainer clips work fine in lieu of the 5/8" nut.
Bled the brakes and they work fine.
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We went car camping up on the Wheeler Crest, Ca Wed afternoon to Thurs afternoon. Short stout road up above where I live....about 10,000-11,000 elev and some lakes. I think we camped at 9500 ft......nice weather!
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Is that River? ;) ;)
Rattled some implants loose and made my door pop open here and there but we charged up there and just camped out, short hike, read, thought about flying a kite....but didn't ....dogtime. Real important stuff!

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Wheeler+ ... Crest&z=13
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That's AWSOME! Looks and sounds like you had a good time. Those are beautiful dogs. :) :clap: :D
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Very nice, thanks for sharing. I thought that creek crossing looked familiar... :think: :roll: :liar:
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Looks like fun.
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Beautiful scenery! Looks like all of you had great fun.

The Patrol blends perfectly in all the shots!
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Thanks y'all,
I have a video here (ya, shaky and ya the electric fuel pump sound sucks and the door broke and is banging around....shit!):
http://youtu.be/dB8beyJl3IM
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