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Have never experienced the joy of replacing a master cylinder before. From what I read it sounds pretty straight forward, but would appreciate any advice on the "best" way to bench bleed the MC.

Apologies in advance if this is a tired subject.


BTW: new MC is going on to a 71 Spider.
 
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