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What is a long-run economic aspect on which most economists agree?
Manual Bleeding
Typically a two-person procedure in which a helper pumps the brakes while a technician opens and closes the bleeder screws.
Internally Leak
A condition where fluid or gas leaks within a system, such as in an engine or transmission, which may not immediately be visible outside but can affect performance and lead to damage.
Externally Leak
A situation where fluids escape from their intended system through cracks, loose connections, or damaged components, visible on the exterior of the machinery.
Brake Fluid
A type of hydraulic fluid used in brake systems to transfer force into pressure, facilitating the braking process.
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