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Old 12-19-2019, 01:21 PM
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Well.... you originally change the reservoir, and couldnt bleed. Finally took it to the dealer, they bled but told you the booster may be bad and you should install the right reservoir if it didnt work


It didnt work, now they are saying 'change those parts'.


You COULD price out parts and have someone (or you) replace them. Then bleed, maybe take to dealer for bleed.

or pay the 1800.


Good luck!
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