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    Quote Originally Posted by jpinvictus View Post
    Awesome! So, there's not a specific torque rating I need to worry about, right? Just tighten it down?

    And there's nothing I need to loosen or open when bleeding? Should I leave the cap off the resevoir?

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    There's a torque figure, but you'd be VERY hard pressed to get a crow's foot wrench and a torque wrench anywhere near that fitting. I'd personally go a bit tighter than "snug" with a wrench, but it's definitely a feel thing.

    I'd leave the cap off because you're going to need to add fluid. Maybe put a rag over it if you're worried about spillage.
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    is it possible for you to snap a picture of the flare end and the o-ring before you reassemble? I suspect I have to replace the same o-ring in my car.
    Built 2nd week of August 1992 as a 1 of 11 1993 Dodge Stealth R/T twin turbo (6g72 engine with stock TD04-9b turbochargers), pearl white exterior (W29), red leather interior, W5MG1 transaxle. Low mileage, just 68000 miles!
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    I'll take a picture of what I can, sure!

    I'm not messing around with sizing it though haha. It may be overpriced, but I ordered the $4.00 replacement from 3sx, it's an oem ring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jpinvictus View Post
    It may be overpriced, but I ordered the $4.00 replacement from 3sx, it's an oem ring.
    lol, I would do the same!

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