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Remove the Master cylinder cap. make sure it is full of fluid. (if it has drum brakes) open the rear bleeder located on the back of the brake housing plate, above the axle near the brake line. (if it has disc brakes) the bleeder is located on the top of the caliper. Open one and let it sit for ten min. close it. now do the other side. replacing the fluid when needed. repeat if needed.

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