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Old 10-14-2023, 08:17 PM
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Just wanted to confirm that it is very easy to remove the booster without disconnecting the master cylinder from the car, therefore no brake bleeding.

Once the MC is invited and just make sure that the wiper linkage is removed, and all of the clips and rubber bits holding the brake lines are removed and you can move the MC out of the way while still connected to the car.
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