Plugs for lines

Backally said

Don't want to drain the mc, don't want to have to bleed it if it goes dry. Right now I have a yellow plastic wire nut in it. All plastic so figured it wouldn't hurt the threads if it's just finger tight. Still dripping a little so got a can under it but I know I'll kick that over at some point. Will try one ove the other ideas. Thanks!

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If you have disconnected the lines, you're gonna have to bleed the entire system after you put it together anyway.

I have an old turkey baster that I use, suck the MC dry, blow the lines out and be done. Once back together bleed the entire system.

One major benefit is you will have all new fluid. That IS a maintenance item anyway, the system should be refreshed every 2 to 3 years anyway.