Is there a way to temporarily remove the screen on Audi/Vw master cylinders. I am trying to bleed brakes on 2007 A6 & 2008 Jetta and cant seem to get the screens out. I want to ensure I dont run the master cylinder dry. With screen in the way difficult to see the level. I also usually remove some with turkey baster and cant do with the screens in place.
Audi/VW master cylinder question
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I don't know how the brake master cylinder screen works, but I removed the screen of my cars with a small flat blade screw driver or a small long nose pliers.
Yes, the screen can be removed but it take a bit of persuasion from a screwdriver.
There should also be a plastic plug screw on the top of the resivour that is used for just this purpose.
There should also be a plastic plug screw on the top of the resivour that is used for just this purpose.
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