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Just had the car inspected and it didn't pass cause the rear brakes aren't staying engaged. It will engage when you first press, but then it loses pressure. They bled them and it helped, but still isn't working properly. They suggested getting a new Brake Master Cylinder. Figured I'd see if that was the same consensus here too before I order one. Thanks!
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Check for leaks at the wheel cylinders and lines, if no leaks are found replace M/C.Going old school...
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There I helped you out by moving this to repair help section where repair questions belong
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Thanks KingFish...I'm pretty sure no leaks...I also would have thought they'd tell me if it was leaking from somewhere. I guess I'll just shoot for a new Master Cylinder. Got to order it before 2pm to have it shipped to me tomorrow.
Thanks Damkid...I just saw Suspension/Brakes and didn't think anything of it. Now I see it says "Custom" Will remember that in the future.Comment
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