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3" Exhaust
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: powell river bc
Posts: 120
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get a buddy and see if theres bubbles in the master when you hit the breaks. the rubbers that hold the plastic tank to the master went hard on mine, didnt seal properly, and was allowing air into the brake system. they would work for a while then get gradually softer, which sucks with an auto. if not id check to see if the master itself isnt shot, ie leaking fluid from the rear seal.
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Stock
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 27
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im gonna try and bleed my brakes today after work. i did notice that I can move the clear reservoir on the MC a little bit with my fingers too.
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Stock
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 27
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Thanks for everyone who responded. I bleed the brakes today after work and also found a leaky brake hose connection on the drivers side front wheel. bolt was loose that connected the brake hose to the caliper. im glad it was nothing major. thanks again.
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