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08-11-2010, 06:43 AM
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Had a similar issue , no signs of leakage anywhere , turned out after i peeled the dust caps back from the wheel cylinders 1 was wet , remember no sign of any leakage . Was such a small leak pushing fluid out and then drawing it back in along with air upon pedal release . Inline tube asian wheel cylinders , got a set from Napa , made in US . wasted 3 days on and off . Been doing breaks for 25 years , 99% of the time when something is leaking you can see it .
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