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You can try cracking the fitting on the master cylinder to bleed the air out. I've done that with success when I couldn't bench bleed one. My old '80 brat even had bleeders on the master cylinder.
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:Welder kept shutting down, and is also poo poo. Fluxcore in the wind, lolololol. But another pass with the grinder tomorrow morning, and I think it'll be passable. What welder were you using? Could just be going over the duty cycle and overheating it. Fluxcore should be fine in the wind too since it's designed for outdoor use.
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:Literally the cheapest welder I could find a year ago. Insert Chinese brand here. Like, $80. Only has a knob for wire feed, and two 2 position switches. One min/max, one I/II. I have no idea what each does, but I had the best results with Max and "I." My friend got one of those, it was pretty terrible. I've heard they're a little bit better if you throw the harbor freight wire away and get a lincoln spool. I just put everything on the highest setting to weld my friends pre-runner bumper for his old ranger. It came out ok and never fell apart.
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