last post contest
07-20-2006, 09:53 AM
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Re: last post contest
Originally Posted by rinxi
To whom are you refering?
07-20-2006, 10:00 AM
Re: last post contest
Originally Posted by skillz954
while I am impressed by your proper use of the word "whom" I can't ignore your lil far fetched tale from yesterday....it was outlandish and out of nowhere.......if you wanted some attention all you had to do was post pics......
07-20-2006, 10:07 AM
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Re: last post contest
Originally Posted by Mr.Gix
what tale???
07-20-2006, 10:09 AM
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Re: last post contest
Originally Posted by Mr.Gix
is there already a hole there?
notes:
If you're sucking air through the fitting, it won't bleed right but will build some pressure and you'll think that it's bled. you can get a radiator clamp or something like that and try to tighten the connection from the HB line to the rear m/c.
I had to JB weld it and clamp it on, but my fitting was way smaller. it should be a really tight fit, almost too hard to push in by hand but not quite.
hope this helps ya out bro.
07-20-2006, 10:12 AM
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Re: last post contest
Originally Posted by KF_Chris
yeah, you remember that the GP tech fitting has a machined side to it with no threads on the "connection" and the other side has a threaded fitting. the non-threaded one goes in the hole in the M/C and the stock screw holds it in place.
notes:
If you're sucking air through the fitting, it won't bleed right but will build some pressure and you'll think that it's bled. you can get a radiator clamp or something like that and try to tighten the connection from the HB line to the rear m/c.
I had to JB weld it and clamp it on, but my fitting was way smaller. it should be a really tight fit, almost too hard to push in by hand but not quite.
hope this helps ya out bro.
notes:
If you're sucking air through the fitting, it won't bleed right but will build some pressure and you'll think that it's bled. you can get a radiator clamp or something like that and try to tighten the connection from the HB line to the rear m/c.
I had to JB weld it and clamp it on, but my fitting was way smaller. it should be a really tight fit, almost too hard to push in by hand but not quite.
hope this helps ya out bro.
07-20-2006, 10:13 AM
Re: last post contest
Originally Posted by skillz954
anyways I actually have a tale if you want to hear...
You remember last night I said my thumb hurt, well i found out I almost
broke it luckily I just damaged the bone! Not very interesting I know!
