Magnus

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Every time I wheelie brake fluid comes out of the caps of the brake fluid resevior. I have the manual brake kit..

The only solution I have come up with is to just put a rag around the resevior to catch the fluid..

Does anyone else have this problem?

Cursed1

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What brakes do you have? Stock brake lines? This sounds interesting to me. I will ask the obvious questions are you overfilled? Is the rubber on the caps ripped?

badass 2002 z28

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My car does the same thing and I have the stock brakes

SSDriver

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same here, its a total POS and I would really like to fix it. The rubber looks fine on it too.

Magnus

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I'm not over filled.. and my rubber gaskets are in place as well...

Same crap happened to me on sunday..

My solution is to put wheelie bars on the car.

12secSS

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That is what we will be doing as well (for various reasons) ... I noticed this as well on Jen's car, but she didn't feel the brakes fading. How about yourself? I think the caps aren't intended to hold fluid while at those angles. If the pressure is straight up, then it can. Although I am not a hydrualic systems expert.

Magnus

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no brake fade for me. just bubbly paint from brake fluid corision

1fastWS6

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My Strange master does the same thing on my '68 just not very bad. The caps don't seem to seal very well. Try a new seal in the cap and see if that helps.

John_D.

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You have the flat top master cylinder?
Possibly convert to the small round screw-on top, from a later year?

SSDriver

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It does it to me on my stock master and I don't even lift my tires off the ground. Would really appreciate a fix.