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sjolliff S Thinking of buying this But how much PSI is needed to push the fluid from a 2004 Golf MK5 2.0 TDI? #1 · Sep 11, 2010 Thinking of buying this But how much PSI is needed to push the fluid from a 2004 Golf MK5 2.0 TDI? See less See more 1 Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions #2 · Sep 11, 2010 Do not use anymore than 20 psi otherwise you could easily blow the seals in the master cyclinder leaving you with no pedal #3 · Sep 11, 2010 Would 15PSI be ok, or would that not push the fluid out properly? Iv looked on elsawin, and it does say "use recommended pressure for model" but i cant find the info. #4 · Sep 11, 2010 Around 10-15psi is fine [y] (on the Mk4 anywho) #5 · Sep 13, 2010 That should be ok for a MK5? #6 · Dec 13, 2010 30psi / 2 bar as elsawin states! Insert Quotes Post Reply

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