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Old 04-17-2014, 05:44 AM   #1
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I got mine out without damage, but you have to be brave.

JFP is about to jump in here and ask "Why the heck are you guys taking that out in the first place?", which is actually a pretty valid question as there really is no need to remove it or remove fluid from the reservoir prior to doing a flush. I know this now, but at the time wasn't going with the best advice and thought I had to take it out.
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