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Controls and Indicators
Bleeding Brakes and Adding New Fluid
WARNING: The vehicle engine must never be started in a closed garage, or any
other sealed structure. Carbon monoxide is produced during operation and is deadly
in a closed environment. Early signs of carbon monoxide poisoning resemble the flu,
with headaches, dizziness, or nausea. If you have any of these signs get fresh air im-
mediately.
1. Place the Brake Fluid Exchanger near the vehicle and remove the Tank Cap (2).
2. Open and secure the engine hood and find the Master Cylinder.
3. Remove the Master Cylinder Lid.
4．Open the Adapter Kit and find the Adapter Lid that looks like, and best fits, the
Master Cylinder.
Refer to the Adapter Kit Parts List at the end of this manual. The temporary Adapter
Lid should have the form of the Master Cylinder Lid with the addition of a connector
inlet for the Fluid Hose (16). In some instances, a universal Lid (E1, F1, or F2)
may need to be used where other Adapters will not fit. Use the mounting loop
cables and hardware provided with the Adapter to secure the universal Lid.
• Secure the Adapter Lid to the master Cylinder.
• Unscrew and remove the Tank Cap (2), then pour in the appropriate amount of new
brake fluid. Refer to the vehicle manufacturer's service manual for the correct
amount and type of fluid. Screw in the Tank Cap (2) tightly.
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