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02-02-2004, 03:25 PM
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You can safely clean brake parts with alcohol. Alcohol will clean the inside surfaces and rubber parts better. When done, make sure all the alcohol is out by flushing with brake fluid.
One way to test is to only plumb one side, and hook a continuity tester to it. When you pressurize one side, the safety valve should trip, making the meter beep. TIGER EFI - Electronic Fuel Injection for the Traditional Pontiac Engine. [email protected] The point to life isn't necessarilly the decimal.
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