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Old 09-15-09, 08:28 PM
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Broken MC or MC kit replacement

ok so a few of you know i was just having some brake problems and i couldnt get my brakes to hold pressure, any ways I though I had fixed the problem and I was wrong, they lost pressure after about an hour. So I cleaned everything with brake cleaner to watch for leaks and nothing. So im thinking MC or the MC kit? any opinions or ideas thanks.
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First thing to do is remove the hardlines and the master cylinder...check if it's been leaking into the brake booster.
If not, you have several options.
-Rebuild the MC- my least favorite option but probably the cheapest.
-Buy a reman master cylinder- the quickest/easiest option.
-Take this opportunity to upgrade your booster/MC combo. Since you just swapped from single to four piston calipers, you may as well finish the job and get matching- or better- hydraulics to activate them.
This is the path I've been exploring for the past two months.
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right on I will go check that out right now, how will i know if its leaking into the booster?
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