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Old 05-15-1999, 06:55 PM
Chris Haney
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Is there any reason for air to be sucked back into the brake cylinder? I was attempting to flood the system with new brake fluid. Repeated, I mean repeated, attempts to bleed the brake does nothing. The resevoir level doesn't go down as I would expect during the bleeding process. It is an ABS but could the master cylinder be faulty?
 

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