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Early 911 brake question

I'm getting ready to send my rear calipers ('72 911 T) off to be rebuilt which will take a couple of weeks. My question is, are there any little tricks for "capping off" the end of the brake fluid line to keep it clean and the fluid from draining in the mean time? I know of the trick to hold the brake peddle down part way to keep the fluid from draining but I would also like to cap the end of the line.

Any ideas?

Am I being too obsessive?

Thanks much!

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golf tee + depressing and holding the brake pedal as you described.

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