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Old 01-01-2014, 06:36 AM
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Originally Posted by tangofox007 View Post
Diesel, I am 100% sure that some master cylinders (Ate in particular) have a weep hole. I am not speculating, not guessing, not 99% sure. I am 100% certain.



The weep hole is forward of the rear MC shaft seal. The portion of the MC containing the rear seal extends into the vacuum booster.



Try Google images. Ate master cylinder weep hole.
I did that but found no weep hole pictures....perhaps you can show us one. I know I have had quite a few ATE master cylinders in my hand and never seen a weep hole yet.
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